• Great Salt Lake State Park - Experience the ethereal beauty and wonder of one of America’s largest and saltiest lakes on our guided tour of the Great Salt Lake. Known as “America’s Dead Sea,” this natural marvel offers an experience like no other—breathtaking vistas, unique geological formations, and a salty swim that defies sinking.

Highlights:

Dip your toes in the lake’s salty waters and experience the unique buoyancy.
Capture stunning photographs at sunset, when the lake transforms into a palette of mesmerizing colors.
Learn about the lake’s unique ecosystem, including its importance as a habitat for brine shrimp and as a migratory bird sanctuary.
Explore Antelope Island, a stunning state park that offers panoramic views of the lake and is home to bison, antelope, and other local wildlife.

• Utah State Capitol - Unlock the secrets of Utah’s political and architectural gem with our expert-guided tour of the Utah State Capitol! Overlooking Salt Lake City from its elevated vantage point, the Capitol is a marvel of neoclassical architecture, filled with historical artifacts, beautiful artwork, and intricate designs that tell the story of Utah’s past, present, and future.

Highlights:

Witness the grandeur of the rotunda’s marble floors and ornate dome.
Explore the legislative chambers where Utah’s laws are made.
Enjoy panoramic views of Salt Lake City from Capitol Hill.
Learn the intriguing history and symbolism behind the Capitol’s artwork and monuments.

• McCune Mansion - The McCune Mansion in Salt Lake City, Utah, is a historic and architectural marvel that stands as a testament to the city’s rich history and cultural heritage. Completed in 1901, this grand residence was commissioned by Alfred W. McCune, a railroad and mining magnate, and his wife Elizabeth. Designed by the architect S.C. Dallas, the mansion is a splendid example of early 20th-century elegance and craftsmanship.

The mansion is perched on Capitol Hill, offering stunning views of the Salt Lake Valley. Its exterior is a striking combination of Utah Kyune sandstone and features a blend of Romanesque, Gothic, and Tudor architectural elements. The building’s facade is adorned with intricate carvings, turrets, and a distinctive red-tiled roof that adds to its majestic appearance.

• The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Conference Center - Join us for an unforgettable tour of the LDS Church Conference Center, one of Salt Lake City’s modern architectural marvels. Designed to accommodate over 21,000 people, the Conference Center is not just a gathering spot for Latter-day Saints—it’s a testament to innovative design, spiritual symbolism, and communal unity.

Highlights:

Experience the vast auditorium where thousands congregate for spiritual enlightenment.
Visit the serene rooftop garden, a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city.
Admire the art installations and sculptures that adorn the facility.
Discover the advanced eco-friendly features that make it one of the most modern spiritual buildings in the world.

• Joseph Smith Memorial Building - Situated in the heart of Salt Lake City, the Joseph Smith Memorial Building stands as a beacon of historical richness and architectural grandeur. Formerly the illustrious Hotel Utah, this building has transitioned from a hospitable haven for the elite to a memorial that honors the legacy of Joseph Smith, the founder of the Latter Day Saint movement. Our guided tour invites you to wander through its regal halls, delve into its transformative history, and gaze upon its ornate interiors, all while absorbing stories of its pivotal role in the city’s development and the growth of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Whether appreciating its early 20th-century architectural charm or exploring its multifaceted history, the Joseph Smith Memorial Building offers visitors a nuanced and enriching experience, melding together narratives of faith, perseverance, and architectural resilience.
• Beehive House - Swiftly pass through a moment in history as you behold the venerable Beehive House from your journey through Salt Lake City. This former residence of Brigham Young, a leader pivotal in the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, stands as a subtle yet profound testament to a pivotal era in Utah’s history. Even from a brief encounter, the Beehive House emanates stories of faith, leadership, and daily life from a bygone era, silently sharing its rich tapestry with every passerby and inviting a curious gaze upon its historically significant facade. Allow the brief whisper of tales from the past to accompany you, as the Beehive House bestows a gentle, fleeting nod to times and lives once lived
• The Tabernacle - Admire the Majestic Salt Lake Tabernacle on a Breezy Pass-Through: Embark on a swift, yet enchanting journey as you glide past the illustrious Salt Lake Tabernacle in the heart of Salt Lake City. Allow your eyes to dance upon its distinct dome-shaped marvel and your thoughts to flutter with curiosity about the acclaimed acoustics hidden within its walls. Even as we pass without halting, the storied history and spiritual significance of this iconic venue whisper tales of faith, music, and architectural wonder. Experience a fleeting, yet potent connection to a place where spirituality and harmony intertwine, creating a lasting imprint on every traveler’s heart.
• Church Office Building - Ascend to heights of spiritual and architectural admiration in Salt Lake City, as you explore the remarkable Church Office Building. Towering impressively over the city, this iconic skyscraper not only serves as the administrative epicenter for the global operations of the Church but also provides breathtaking vistas from its observation decks. Our guided exploration will navigate through the building’s storied history, its architectural innovations, and its pivotal role in orchestrating Church activities worldwide. Participants will be granted an exclusive peek into the intricate workings of the Church administration, while also soaking in panoramic views of Salt Lake City and beyond, blending an experience of educational enrichment and awe-inspiring beauty in the hub of Latter-day Saint administration.
• Cathedral of the Madeleine - Explore the Architectural and Spiritual Magnificence at the Cathedral of the Madeleine, Salt Lake City: Join us on a serene and enlightening journey through one of Utah’s most significant religious landmarks. The Cathedral of the Madeleine, famed for its stunning Neo-Romanesque and Gothic Revival architectural elements, not only stands as a testament to exquisite craftsmanship but also as a beacon of the rich spiritual and cultural tapestry of Salt Lake City. Our guided tour offers a deep dive into the intricate artistry, stained glass marvels, and the harmonious organ music that envelops this sacred space. Whether you seek spiritual reflection, architectural appreciation, or a dive into local history, the Cathedral of the Madeleine welcomes you to a tranquil exploration of beauty and devotion in the heart of Utah’s bustling capital.
• First Presbyterian Church of Salt Lake City - The First Presbyterian Church in Salt Lake City, Utah, stands as a beacon of faith and community in the heart of the city. Established in the late 19th century, this historic church embodies a rich tradition of worship and service within a vibrant and diverse community. The church building itself is a remarkable example of Gothic Revival architecture, featuring a stunning facade with intricate stone work, pointed arches, and a majestic spire that rises elegantly against the Salt Lake City skyline.
• Governor’s Mansion - Uncover tales of history, explore breathtaking architecture, and step into a world of elegance and political legacy in the heart of Utah’s capital. This guided tour not only unfolds the rich stories of previous state leaders and their families but also grants you an exclusive glimpse into the luxury and fascinating past encapsulated within these stately walls. Whether you’re enticed by historical journeys, architectural beauty, or the political narratives that have shaped Utah, this tour curates a uniquely enchanting experience, seamlessly blending education and exploration. Join us and traverse through time at the Governor’s Mansion, embodying the spirit and heritage of Salt Lake City.
• Salt Lake City and County Building - Overview:
  Located on South State Street, the Salt Lake City and County Building is an architectural gem and the seat of local government. Designed in the Richardsonian Romanesque style, it features a stunning clock tower, intricate stonework, and captivating sculptures.

Highlights:

A must-see for architecture enthusiasts.
A hub for government activities and public events.
Rich in historical significance, dating back to the late 19th century.

• The Avenues - The Avenues is a historic neighborhood in Salt Lake City, Utah, known for its charming character and rich history. Nestled between the city’s downtown and the foothills of the Wasatch Range, this area is distinguished by its beautiful, tree-lined streets and a mix of architectural styles, including Victorian, Craftsman, and Revival homes. As the city’s first neighborhood, The Avenues boasts a diverse community and a blend of old-world charm with modern living. Its proximity to downtown, along with local parks, cafes, and boutiques, makes it a desirable location for residents seeking a blend of urban convenience and residential tranquility. The neighborhood also offers stunning views of Salt Lake City and the surrounding mountains, adding to its appeal as a picturesque and vibrant community.
• Rice-Eccles Stadium - Experience a Glimpse into Athletic Excellence at Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City: As your journey takes you through the vibrant and spirited world of Salt Lake City, enjoy a fleeting yet memorable moment at Rice-Eccles Stadium, a hub of athletic prowess and historical significance. Though we merely skim its surface, the stadium stands as a testament to the city’s rich sporting culture, hosting not only the valiant University of Utah Utes but also spectacular Olympic moments. Allow the echoes of triumphant victories and fervent cheers to whisk you away, if only briefly, into the passionate world of sports, history, and local pride as we venture through this notable landmark in the city’s heart.
• Wasatch Range - The Wasatch Range is a prominent mountain range extending approximately 160 miles from the Utah-Idaho border through central Utah. Part of the western Rocky Mountains, it forms the eastern boundary of the Great Basin. Known for its stunning landscapes, the Wasatch features towering peaks, deep canyons, and lush forests. Its highest peak, Mount Nebo, rises to 11,928 feet. This range is a hub for outdoor activities, including hiking, skiing, and mountain biking, with world-class ski resorts like Park City and Alta. The Wasatch is celebrated for its “Greatest Snow on Earth,” attracting outdoor enthusiasts year-round. Its diverse ecosystems support a variety of wildlife and offer scenic beauty, making it a key destination for nature lovers and adventurers alike.
• Utah Olympic Park - Immerse yourself in a world of adventurous thrill with our extreme sports stimulation experience, seamlessly blending virtual reality and physical engagement across bobsledding, mountain biking, skiing, and parachute skiing adventures!.Step into a world of Olympic legacy and high-altitude adventure at Utah Olympic Park in scenic Park City, Utah. Originally built for the 2002 Winter Olympics, this sprawling 400-acre venue serves as a year-round hub for athletic training and an action-packed playground for adventure seekers.
  Step into a world of high-flying adventure and Olympic history at Utah Olympic Park! Located just a short drive from Park City, this iconic venue was a pivotal site for the 2002 Winter Olympics. Today, the park serves as a year-round hub for athletes, thrill-seekers, and families looking to experience a piece of Olympic glory.
• Park City Main Street Historic District - Step back in time and experience the charm of Park City’s Main Street Historic District with our expert-guided tour. This vibrant area, once the center of a bustling mining town, is now a hub of unique shops, art galleries, and gourmet eateries set against the backdrop of stunning mountain views.

Highlights:

Explore historic buildings that have been transformed into modern boutiques, while retaining their 19th-century character.
Learn about Park City’s transition from a silver mining hotspot to a world-renowned ski destination.
Discover the stories behind iconic landmarks like the Egyptian Theatre.
Enjoy a taste of local flavor with optional stops at some of Park City’s finest eateries and cafes.

• Park City Museum - Embark on a journey through time at the Park City Museum, where the storied past of this famous mountain town comes alive. Located in the heart of historic Main Street, the museum offers an immersive experience that transports you back to the days of silver mining, pioneering spirit, and the rise of one of America’s most beloved ski destinations.

Highlights:

Dive deep into the mining history that set the stage for Park City’s prosperity.
Explore the evolution of skiing and discover how Park City became a world-class destination.
Interactive exhibits and hands-on displays perfect for all ages.
Walk through a recreated mine and experience the life of miners first-hand.

• Salt Lake City - Back to your hotel or the Airport.

• Bottled water
• Expert guidance
• Complimentary snacks
• Fuel surcharge included
• Comfortable in-vehicle air conditioning
• Entertaining Five Snow Sports Simulation experience
• Parking fees covered
• All admission fees included

• Insurance
• Meals
• Personal Expenses