Immerse yourself in the rich culture and scenic charm of Salt Lake City with this unique experience combining a narrated sightseeing tour and a breathtaking live performance by the world-famous Tabernacle Choir.

City Tour Highlights:

Begin with a comfortable bus tour through Utah’s picturesque capital, featuring stops and views of:

• Utah State Capitol – A neoclassical masterpiece perched on Capitol Hill

• This is the Place Heritage Park – A tribute to Utah’s pioneering past

• Temple Square – A 10-acre historic center of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Tabernacle Choir Experience:

Depending on the day, enjoy one of the following:

• Thursday evening: Get an insider look at an intimate choir rehearsal

• Sunday morning: Be swept away by a powerful full concert performance of “Music & the Spoken Word,” one of the longest-running broadcasts in history

This tour offers a harmonious mix of history, music, and culture—perfect for first-time visitors or anyone looking to appreciate Salt Lake City from a new perspective.

What to Expect:

Embark on a half-day journey through Salt Lake City’s most iconic sights, topped off with a soul-stirring performance by the world-famous Tabernacle Choir.

Sightseeing Tour Highlights:

Your experience begins with a narrated bus tour around Salt Lake City, taking you to major historical and cultural landmarks, including:

• Utah State Capitol – Ranked the second most beautiful state capitol in America

• Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail – Hear stories of the 70,000 pioneers who walked 1,300 miles to settle in Utah

• Governor’s Mansion – A historic residence once owned by a silver magnate, now the Governor’s home

• Beehive House – Home of Brigham Young, Utah’s founder and first governor

• Salt Lake Utah Temple – Utah’s most iconic and photographed Gothic-style building

• City and County Building – A majestic 19th-century structure born from religious and political tension

• Cathedral of the Madeleine – The seat of Utah’s Roman Catholic diocese, featuring beautiful architecture

• Olympic Cauldron Park – A landmark from the 2002 Winter Olympics

• Salt Lake City Public Library – A modern architectural gem featured in Hollywood films

• Mormon Battalion Monument – Learn about this unique religious military unit’s role in the Gold Rush

Tabernacle Choir Performance:

The tour’s finale is a live performance (Sunday concert or Thursday rehearsal) by the 360-member Tabernacle Choir—an unforgettable experience inside either:

• The Salt Lake Tabernacle (September–May), or

• The Conference Center (June–September)

Don’t miss this perfect blend of history, culture, and world-class music in Utah’s vibrant capital.