Historic Sites

Exhibits designed for all ages explore the history of the Church from its beginnings to the present day. The museum is closed for renovation until Fall 2015.

Completed in 1875, the Tabernacle is home to the world-famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Come visit one of the most acoustically sound buildings on earth.

One of the more extraordinary and historic buildings on Temple Square is the Assembly Hall, built from the discarded granite of the Salt Lake Temple.

Although the temple itself is not open for tours, you can take a stroll around the grounds and stop in the South Visitors’ Center to learn more.

The Base and Meridian is a small statuette on the southeast corner of Temple Square. Salt Lake City’s grid system originates from here.

Tour the historic home of Brigham Young which was named for the beehive motif atop the building, meant to symbolize the Utah governor’s strong work ethic.

Come visit the former Hotel Utah and admire the beautiful architecture, or grab a bite to eat at one of three restaurants located inside the building.

Located just east of Temple Square, the land comprising this park used to be owned by Brigham Young and is now a memorial to his legacy.