Things To Do When Visiting Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City is one of the most visited cities in Utah and is a place that has given rise to one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

It is the largest man-made monument ever built, and its name itself is very interesting. Did you know that the capital of Utah was once called Great Salt Lake City? People can visit Salt Lake City during different seasons and find something new each time they visit.

Although not as grand as its previous namesake, Salt Lake City continues to attract tourists from all walks of life; be it for business, travel, or simply for pleasure. If you happen to be one among them, and you plan on visiting the city soon, then remember that there are some things you must do when in SLC.

Visit Temple Square

There are a lot of vacation spots to visit If you are coming before October, then there is a chance that you will be able to witness one of the most famous events in the city, The Mormon Miracle Pageant which takes place on Temple Square itself. You can also go for a few free tours around the temple and see some beautiful murals painted on walls telling stories from the bible. Temple Square. This 12-acre area houses 14 buildings including The Salt Lake Temple, Assembly Hall, Tabernacle, and the Seagull Monument as well as several other important buildings such as Joseph Smith Memorial Building which offers free tours on some days.

Visitors can also watch a free musical performance at the Mormon Miracle Pageant from June. It’s surrounded by beautiful gardens and many iconic buildings including the LDS temple, Assembly Hall, and the Tabernacle.

Go Camping  at Dry Canyon

This place is also called Camp Floyd, and it’s a historical park that was once used for military training camps. It has some unique hiking trails and is surrounded by very serene natural beauty.  You will be able to see the city skyline at night when your eyes adjust marvelously to the darkness of the wilderness, which seems like ‘the last frontier’. The best part about this place is that the camping ground has been renovated to accommodate tents, RVs, and other basic amenities.

People who visit Salk Lake City on vacation can rent a recreation vehicle to help them commute from one site to another. Getting a recreational vehicle is probably the best way to see and move around. Make sure to check out a few RV rental options to make your road trip an enjoyable experience. The best time to visit this place is in May-June when the weather is not too hot or winter season between December-March where you can enjoy snowfall in the surrounding area.

Visit Liberty Park

Liberty Park is home to the Tracy Aviary, Utah’s Hogle Zoo, and the Japanese Gardens along with many other attractions. The zoo is open daily except for Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day; hours are 9:30 am – 5 pm (summer); 10:30 am – 4 pm (winter). Admission prices vary according to the time of year you visit. The park has numerous public event opportunities which include concerts in the summer through Salt Lake City Arts & Parks, Shakespeare in the Park during July-August; Jazz on the Green every Tuesday evening from June to September; Movies by Moonlight during July-August; Haunted Hollow (Halloween) and much more.

Visit This Joint For Some Live Music

If you are looking for places where everyone goes to hang out together on weekends, then head over to Club Sound, which is located at 159 W. 200 S., Salt Lake City. The place is open till 2 AM, so be ready for some late-night fun. Featuring world-class DJs on the weekend, Club Sound offers its patrons a great night out all under one roof. It has an exclusive VIP lounge that offers special service to its members and features live music during weekends. Club Sound offers great liquors that are blended with the craftsmanship of perfection by their experienced bartenders who have been serving the liquor for years now at this particular club.

Visit the Utah State Capitol

The Utah State Capitol building is located at 350 N. State St., Salt Lake City, and was built in 1916 using a blend of Italian, French and Greek styles. The place gets a fresh coat of paint every year to keep it looking new. Visitors can witness the process of how laws are passed by going on a free guided tour of the capitol, which runs from 9 am – 5 pm weekdays or 12 pm-4 pm weekends. The Utah State Capitol is a neoclassical building with two domes and occupies an entire city block in Salt Lake City.

It’s home to the Governor of Utah and many other state offices, as well as tours for those who want to learn more about its history. The public art gallery inside the capitol building displays works from local artists as well as pieces from other great artists too like Edgar Degas, Rembrandt, John Singer Sargent, and more. Additionally, there’s an observation deck where you can get a panoramic view of the city and take pictures.  Additionally, there’s an observation deck where you can get a panoramic view of the city and take pictures.

Take an Evening Stroll through Provo’s Freedom Trail

The Provo Freedom trail offers some great exercise in addition to being fun; it is surrounded by trees on either side, which gives you shade during the summer months or keeps you warm when it’s cold, depending on your desired time of year to visit. This fun-filled trail winds itself past various points of interest like the famous Provo Tabernacle, Brigham Young’s winter home, and gravesite; it is 7 miles long but is divided into 2 parts with 6 miles in between which can be reached by shuttle bus service, contact city hall for more details. This fun-filled trail winds itself past various points of interest like the famous Provo Tabernacle, Brigham Young’s winter home, and gravesite; it is 7 miles long but is divided into 2 parts with 6 miles in between which can be reached by shuttle bus service, contact city hall for more details.-drawn wagon rides, picnic areas, a large pond for fishing, and many more.

Feed the Ducks at Liberty Park

Liberty Park is located at 3001 S. 2000 E., Salt Lake City, and offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy nature including an aviary with exotic birds that you can feed by hand, fountains, and waterfalls which all spray water in different patterns and designs; there’s even a petting zoo too where you can pet pygmy goats and miniature horses (small entrance fee applies). There’s also a carnival-like park where you can ride a carousel or Ferris wheel. Every August the park also hosts a Summerfest event with live music, local crafts for sale, and other fun activities to enjoy; admission is free and parking is available at no charge.

Salt Lake City’s Tracy Aviary

The Tracy Aviary is a great place to learn about birds from all over the world; this is one of Salt Lake’s best aviaries, with plenty of colorful species of birds flying freely among visitors. This facility spans 14 acres and has plenty of benches set up in case you need a rest after walking around for a while or would just prefer to sit down and enjoy watching them fly around; there are also plenty of feeders available where you can purchase pieces of bird food for $1 each to help feed them. In addition to the exhibits here, there are also educational programs conducted daily with detailed discussions, guided walks/tours, etc.; check their website for details on what will be happening on a specific day that you plan to visit. The Tracy Aviary now includes a gift shop where you can purchase bird food, books, plush toys, and other items for yourself or as a gift; prices vary.

Salt Lake City has been ranked one of the top cities to live in by several publications. It’s a great place to visit and has many fun things to do like skiing, hiking, camping, and more. So starting taking notes and make all your travel plans because there would definitely be a lot of fun activities and places to visit next time you are in  Salt Lake City!