Utah's Capitol Building in Salt Lake The Utah State Capitol Building in Salt Lake in Salt Lake City is one of the most popular tourist attractions for many reasons. Completed in 1915, the State Capitol is a lovely Renaissance-style building featuring depression-era murals in the rotunda, which depict events from Utah's past. The beauty and its architecture is available to see as well as incredible views of the Wasatch and Oquirrh mountains, the Great Salt Lake and the valley floor. "Salt Lake City, An Amazing View"!
Fort Douglas Military Museum
Located within the grounds of the University of Utah, the museum campus consists of three buildings which house the library, exhibits, administration offices, artifact storage and workshop areas. The three buildings are on the National Register of Historic Places, and date from 1863 and 1875. The museum features indoor and outdoor exhibits, a gift shop, a cannon and tank park, educational programs and self-guided tours of the fort.
Off Broadway Theatre The Off Broadway Theatre (OBT) is Salt Lake's downtown hot spot for comedy. From great Broadway-style shows to wild and wacky spoofs and parodies, to amazing improv comedy, there's one thing you can count one with OBT, something funny is always going on! OBT is also the home of Utah's most popular improv comedy show, the OBT Improv Troupe: Quick Wits. Imagine two teams of actors competing to see which one can make you laugh the hardest. Now throw in everything including the kitchen sink and you have the OBT Improv Troupe. If you've seen "Whose Line Is It Anyway", you haven't seen anything yet. The Troupe has played to over 200 straight sold out shows. They are located in downtown Salt Lake City at 272 S. Main St.
Clark Planetarium Star shows, laser/music concerts, science exhibits, and Planetarium Store. Great location for special events, receptions, and meetings. Groups up to 500.
Trolley Square This National Historic Site is housed in charming, olden-day trolley car barns. A major shopping, dining and entertainment marketplace. Located east-side downtown area.
Heber Valley Historic Railroad A journey on a historic train across Heber Valley, around Deer Creek Lake, and through Provo Canyon. Charters and group rates available.
Lagoon Amusement Park Lagoon Amusement Park, Lagoon A Beach Waterpark, historically accurate Pioneer Village, and musical entertainment. Located 17 minutes north of downtown.
Utah's Hogle Zoo Enjoy an animal adventure and see hundreds of exotic animals including bears, elephants, giraffes, snakes and tigers. Open daily.
Crossroads Plaza Closed For Renovation Until 2012.
Factory Stores @ Park City Save 30 - 70% at 50 manufacturers' outlets. Mon-Sat 10 am-9 pm, Sun 11 am-6 pm. 20 minutes from Salt Lake. I-80 East, Exit 145, turn right at McDonald's.
Gardner Village The Gardner Mill was built in 1877. It has been restored and houses Country Furniture and Archibald's Restaurant. Historic homes renovated into quaint shops surround the mill.
Hale Centre Theatre 18 successful seasons prove this is Utah's premier family theatre. Excellent year-round live stage play comedies and musicals.
Ballet West Repertoire includes the great full-length classical and contemporary ballets, as well as original works. Considered one of America's leading ballet companies.
Utah Opera Company Utah Opera produces four professionally staged, fully costumed operas with nationally and internationally known artists.
Crystal Hot Springs Only 10 miles north of Brigham City, 73 miles from Salt Lake, Crystal Hot Springs is a natural wonder. It is one of two locations in the world that has both a natural cold and hot spring, both less than 50 feet apart. Crystal Hot Springs has been a favorite spot for campers and swimmers for many years. Many travel long distances to soak in the mineral pools that are fed by the natural hot and cold springs.
Lava Hot Springs Located in southeast Idaho, near Pocatello, Lava Hot Springs is 160 miles north of Salt Lake and a popular destination for Utahns. Mineral water bubbles out of natural underground springs and into gravel-bottom pools. Over 3 million gallons a day run through the springs and into the Portneuf River, which means the water is always changing and clean. The spring's temperatures range from approximately 102 to 112 degrees.
Sandy City Amphitheater Located South Valley area, Trax, our light rail will get you there. National, Regional and Local Entertainment await you during our exciting second season which is full of multi-award winning artists, local luminaries and community favorites. Surely something for every taste. From Bach to Ballet or Classical to Country we are covering a wide range of styles.
Utah Grizzlies AAA Ice Hockey The Utah Grizzlies professional hockey team is a member of the International Hockey League. IHL Champions 1995, 1996. Regular season runs October-April.
