Discover Salt Lake City on a 1.5-hour trolley tour aboard a replica streetcar. This fully narrated experience takes you through the city’s historic districts with several photo stops at key landmarks and attractions along the way. The tour is led by a uniformed trolley conductor who also serves as your knowledgeable and engaging guide.

• Great overview and orientation of Salt Lake City

• Fully narrated tour with a local expert

• Informative, friendly, and professional guidance

• All taxes, fuel surcharges, and service fees included

• Choose from morning or afternoon departure times

What to Expect

Temple Square (Pass By)
A 35-acre historic site that includes iconic buildings such as the Salt Lake Temple, Tabernacle, and the Family History Library.

Governor's Mansion (Pass By)
Originally built by a wealthy silver miner, this grand estate is now the largest governor’s mansion in the United States.

1. Utah State Capitol
Voted the second most beautiful state capitol in the country, this stop includes a chance to take photos and enjoy the panoramic view.
Duration: 10 minutes • Admission: Free

2. The Gateway
Hear fascinating stories from the 2002 Winter Olympics, view the Olympic Snowflake Fountain, and stop for photos at the historic Union Pacific Train Depot.
Duration: 5 minutes • Admission: Free

Council Hall (Pass By)
Once Salt Lake City’s original city hall in the 1800s, this historic building now serves as a landmark of early government in Utah.

3. Cathedral of the Madeleine
Visit the principal Catholic church in Utah, known for its stunning architecture and significance to the local Roman Catholic community.
Duration: 5 minutes • Admission: Free

Beehive House (Pass By)
The former home of Brigham Young, founder of Salt Lake City and second president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

FamilySearch Library (Pass By)
The largest genealogy library in the world, this resource attracts visitors from around the globe seeking family history records.

Salt Lake Utah Temple (Pass By)
Utah’s most iconic structure, completed in 1893 and carved from Rocky Mountain granite. It's the largest temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and features Gothic-style architecture.

Salt Lake City Public Library (Pass By)
An award-winning modern architectural landmark, voted “America’s Library of the Year.”

City Creek Center (Pass By)
A $1.5 billion open-air shopping center with a retractable glass roof. Learn about its origins as the site of America’s first department store.