Utah Culture and Sights

Hub of the religious world of Mormon. Almost all the attractions of Salt Lake City are around this place. The sechstürmige, Mormon Temple, built in 1853-93 for non-Mormons is closed. To visit, however, ...

Aussichtsplattform the 26th Floor of the church administration with spectacular views over the city. Mon-Sat 9-16.30 clock, closed Sat in summer., Free admission, 50 E North Temple St.

A village and museum exhibits illustrate the train of pioneers to the west. Mon-Sat 10-18 clock, museum village only open in summer, admission $ 6, Emigration Canyon

The most famous rock formations are the two dramatic emergent Mittens, standing upright like Mittens in the sky show. From the Visitor Center of the Navajo Tribal Park Navajo guides accompany tours to...

The magnificent, kuppelgekrönte parliament of the state was 1916 on a hill overlooking the city was built and is one of the most beautiful in America. Because of renovations to 2008 closed.

The museum village of Old Desert Village, a large monument and exhibits illustrate the train of pioneers to the west. Mon to Sat 10-17 clock, museum village closed in winter., Admission $ 6

Attractions in addition to the somewhat kitschy church art exhibitions on the Mormon religion. Large dioramas in frontier history and the western migration. Mon-Fri 9-21, Sat / Sun 10-19 clock, free a...

In the long limestone cave at the northern flank of the 3581 m high Mount Timpanogos about 50 miles southeast of Salt Lake City are spectacular stalactite and stalagmite formations to admire. A steep,...

On Hwy 14th highest in the east of Cedar City another small protected areas: a steep demolition Felssäulen with multi-colored limestone. Do not miss the short trail to the Bristlecone Pines, a Kiefern...