The Original Salt Lake City Sightseeing Tour For over 45 years, we’ve perfected Salt Lake City’s signature sightseeing experience — a complete, fully guided city bus tour led by expert local storytellers. In 2.5 hours, you’ll experience a carefully designed 20-mile route showcasing the city’s most iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Enjoy attractions like the Utah State Capitol with mountain views, Temple Square, the Cathedral of the Madeleine, historic pioneer monuments, and elegant Victorian mansions. Special Highlight: Guests on the 10:00 AM tour enjoy a visit to Temple Square to hear the world-famous Tabernacle organ recital—a unique experience available only at this time. Why Guests Love It: ✓ Salt Lake’s longest-running tour company (45+ years) ✓ Family-owned and operated by Utah locals ✓ Fully guided at every stop — your guide hops off with you ✓ Comfortable air-conditioned coach with panoramic windows Discover why visitors call this tour “the best first thing to do in SLC.”

TICKETS INCLUDED. Sunday's live Music and the Spoken Word broadcast is now ticketed, and demand far exceeds the Tabernacle's capacity; walk-ins are turned away. Book now to hold your seat. The Original. 45+ Years. The Gold Standard. Salt Lake City's signature experience: hear the Tabernacle Choir plus a 2.5-hour city tour. The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square: Hear 360 voices and the iconic 11,623-pipe organ fill the Tabernacle during Music and the Spoken Word, the world's longest-running broadcast, on air since 1929. President Reagan dubbed them America's Choir; they've sung at 6 presidential inaugurations. *Sunday is the live broadcast (tickets included). *Thursday is the open rehearsal (no tickets needed). The Complete City Tour: 2.5 hour sightseeing tour: Temple Square, the Utah State Capitol with mountain views, the South Temple mansions, the Cathedral of the Madeleine, and pioneer monuments. Air-conditioned premium tour bus, photo stops, minimal walking.

«Экскурсионное шоу на колесах» на борту уникального трамвая с тремя профессиональными артистами! Путешествуйте во времени в этом классическом трамвае, проезжая по историческим районам Солт-Лейк-Сити. Трамвай Солт-Лейк-Сити — развлечение для ВСЕХ возрастов. Ваш очаровательный кондуктор, его привлекательный помощник и волшебный машинист развлекут вас десятками историй в театральной манере. Это не похоже ни на один тур, который вы видели раньше... это «Экскурсионное шоу», которое вы никогда не забудете!

Хотя это бесплатная пешеходная экскурсия, мы обещаем вам незабываемое путешествие сквозь время и историю. Приготовьтесь получить самую интересную информацию о самых известных местах Солт-Лейк-Сити.

Explore the cultural heart of Salt Lake City with a guided tour of its iconic landmarks followed by a live rehearsal of the renowned Tabernacle Choir. This 3.5-hour experience begins with a ride on a closed-top double-decker bus, showcasing sites like the Utah State Capitol and Temple Square. Enjoy insightful commentary as you learn about the city's rich history. The evening culminates with a breathtaking performance at the historic Tabernacle, making it a perfect outing for music enthusiasts and culture seekers. - Duration: 3 hours and 30 minutes, starting at 5:45 PM on Thursdays or 8:00AM on Sundays - Guided sightseeing with live narration and local insights - Visit major landmarks including Temple Square and Utah State Capitol - Admission to a Tabernacle Choir rehearsal included, with venues varying seasonally

Salt Lake City was grown out of the desert. Large streets and grand ambitions were plotted by pioneers who’d crossed America to get here. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll find out how a tight-knit religious community transformed an empty valley into a sophisticated city, and see the architecture, art, and folklore they left behind. The tour begins at the Great Salt Lake Base and Meridian, the “Point Zero” of the city. You’ll head south along Main Street, past the cast-iron facade of ZCMI – America’s first department store – and beneath the City Creek Bridge, still debated by locals as either urban masterstroke or streetlife killer. I’ll point out Temple Plaza, where 91 international flags hang, and Salt Lake Temple’s reflection pond. The tour ends at the Joseph Smith Memorial Building, the former Hotel Utah, which hosted every U.S. President from Taft to Reagan and still serves the city’s most famous dinner rolls.