State: Utah
Location:
Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah
More Information:
http://www.visittemplesquare.com
Brief:
The 35 acres of Temple Square (Worldwide headquarters of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints) Home to the World Famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir, and the Worlds Largest Genealogical Records Library, is open to the public all year round, seven days a week for free tours.
Come enjoy the Gardens, a tour in Brigham Young's Historice Beehve House or dine in the Lion House. Search for your ancestors in the FamilySearch Center, Listen to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir practice, and dine with breathtaking views and food in The Roof Restaurant (atop the Joseph Smith Memorial Building). Visit the Museum of Church History and Art, or take in a free concert in Brigham Young's Park. Whether you are dining at the Garden Restaurant or touring Temple Square, we know you will have a great Experience at Historic Temple Square, in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah.
Surrounding Scenery:
The Wasatch Mountain Range, with Ski Resorts, Mountain hikes, Mountain biking and more. The Great Salt Lake, where the city gets its name, is 75 miles long and 35 miles wide. Olympic sites from the 2002 winter Olympics. Hub to National Parks like Yellowstone, Zions and Bryce.
Nearest Major Airport/Distance:
Salt Lake International Airport - 10 miles from downtown Salt Lake City.
Best Time To Visit /Weather: From April to October, and December
Type of Attraction: Family Oriented
Years In Operation: Over 100 years
Number of foreign tourists per year: 700,000
Percentage of Asian visitors: 40%
Contact Details:
Mr. Neil Wilkinson
Director of Marketing - Temple Square Hospitality
Email: nwilkinson@templesquarehospitality.com