Photo by: Alan Yorgason
Attractions
There is a lot to do in Salt Lake City. If you like to shop, The Gateway, 
Crossroads Plaza, and Trolley Square all house dozens of department stores and specialty shops. There are numerous festivals and events going on year-round in downtown Salt Lake City.
The Mormon Church's Temple Square is a well-known tourist destination, and the Utah Symphony's Abravanel Hall is host to many cultural happenings.
Other attractions:
- Red Butte Garden, just minutes away from Huntsman Cancer Institute
- Nearby Park City, the Rocky Mountain's premiere vacation destination
- Utah Olympic Park, which served as the 2002 Olympic venue
- Salt Palace Convention Center, an architectural showpiece
- John W. Gallivan Utah Center, a lively downtown hotspot
- This is The Place Heritage Park, Utah's historic park
- Family History Library, the largest collection of family records worldwide
- The Depot, a concert venue in Union Pacific Station at The Gateway
For more information on things to do in Salt Lake City, visit the Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau’s website. The website is an excellent source of information on Utah's many tourist attractions and features a Salt Lake City events calendar.
Visit Salt Lake Connect Pass
The Visit Salt Lake Connect Pass includes admission to 12 area attractions, as well as discounts at local shops and restaurants. Participating attractions include Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort, Thanksgiving Point, Utah Olympic Park, Utah’s Hogle Zoo, Red Butte Garden, and Utah Museum of Natural History.
Dining
There are many great restaurants and fast food establishments in the Salt Lake City area that are bound to suit your style, whether you prefer a casual or formal atmosphere, exotic or traditional dishes, or breweries or tea rooms.
The Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau has a helpful search tool that will assist you in finding a restaurant that is right for you.
