See the sights of Salt Lake City aboard a colorful replica trolley on the Salt Lake Trolley Tour! Ride the historic trolley on a 20-mile loop around Salt Lake City, traveling through the historic districts to see 100-year-old mansions, cathedrals, monuments and mountain overlooks. Complimentary fun “Trolley Treats” will be served on the tour by your trolley conductor, who is an expert tour guide with decades of experience in giving sightseeing tours of Salt Lake City. The two-hour Trolley Tour of Salt Lake City runs twice a day at 10am and 1pm, $29 for adults and $15 for children. Join the trolley tour from one of several pickup points downtown, including Temple Square. Free parking is available and reservations can be made online at www.SaltLakeTrolley.com or www.SaltLakeCityTours.org, or by calling (801) 531-1001.
The Deuel Log Cabin is the one of just two existing pioneer homes built in 1847, the first year the Mormons arrived in the Salt Lake Valley. The two Deuel families were among the first Mormon pioneers to come to Utah and shared the cabin. It also served as the headquarters for Captain Howard Stansbury during his 1850 survey of Great Salt Lake. Today the cabin displays furnishings typical of the earliest pioneer homes in Utah. See the Mormon pioneer log cabin on the Salt Lake City Deluxe Tour, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir & Deluxe City Tour, or the Salt Lake Trolley Tour. Reserve your seats on the sightseeing tour bus online at www.SaltLakeCityTours.org or www.SaltLakeTrolley.com or call (801) 531-1001.
Don’t just hear about the history, EXPERIENCE it, as you ride a classic, historic replica trolley through the charming streets of Salt Lake City on a two hour guided tour. Fun for families and people of all ages, The Salt Lake Trolley is Utah’s most entertaining tour experience. Enjoy a live narration of the sights by your trolley conductor, a native of Utah with over a decade of experience conducting tours in Salt Lake City. Buy your trolley tickets online at www.SaltLakeTrolley.com or www.SaltLakeCityTours.org, or make reservations by calling (801) 531-1001. We look forward to having you aboard a trolley tour soon!
Tour the Mormon Tabernacle on Temple Square, home to the world-famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir and one of the largest organs in the world. See the Salt Lake Tabernacle on the Salt Lake City Deluxe Tour or the Mormon Tabernacle Choir & Deluxe City Tour. Buy your sightseeing tour tickets online at www.SaltLakeCityTours.org or call (801) 531-1001.
Salt Lake City tours include sightseeing in the Temple Square gardens. Filled with over 250,000 plants of 750 variety in a given year, the gardens of Temple Square are maintained by both paid gardening staff as well as hundreds of volunteers. The Salt Lake City Deluxe Tour and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir & Deluxe City Tour offer abundant photo opportunities of the many flowers and fountains of Temple Square. The Salt Lake Trolley Tour provides spectacular photo stops for the gardens and the Salt Lake Temple. Buy your sightseeing tour tickets online at www.SaltLakeCityTours.org or call (801) 531-1001.
Tours are now open to a breathtaking overlook of the largest manmade hole in history! Spectacular views of the world’s first and largest open pit copper mine, as well as all of the surrounding mountains and 80% of Utah’s entire population. This tour is an absolute favorite highlight for many of our guests. The Copper Mine Tour also includes a visit to the saltiest lake in the western hemisphere, Great Salt Lake. A perfect combination of natural and manmade wonders, this is a tour you will not want to miss! Join the Copper Mine & Great Salt Lake Tour by booking online at www.SaltLakeCityTours.org or call (801) 531-1001. Seating is very limited so book now.
Take a sightseeing tour of Utah’s #1 visitor attraction, Temple Square, with Salt Lake City’s longest-running and #1 TripAdvisor-rated tour company. Enjoy the beautiful gardens of Temple Square as you are guided to the best photo spots on the 35 acre property with your Salt Lake City sightseeing tour. Join us on the Salt Lake City Deluxe Tour, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir & Deluxe City Tour, or climb aboard the historic replica Salt Lake Trolley to travel back in time to see the city on a 20-mile loop through the historic districts and mountain overlooks. Advanced reservations are required and can be made online at www.SaltLakeCityTours.org and www.SaltLakeTrolley.com, or by calling (801) 531-1001.
The best way to see the top attractions of Salt Lake City is to take a sightseeing tour with its oldest and best tour company. City Sights has been offering tours for over three decades and is the number one rated tour company on TripAdvisor. Join a sightseeing bus or trolley tour to see the finest historic mansions in Salt Lake City. The Salt Lake Trolley Tour, Salt Lake City Deluxe Tour, and Mormon Tabernacle Choir & Deluxe City Tour include the mansions of South Temple, like the one pictured here. The Devereax Mansion was Utah’s first mansion, built in 1857. It was used to greet dignitaries and presidents including Ulysses S. Grant and Rutherford B. Hayes. Reserve your seats on a sightseeing tour by visiting www.SaltLakeCityTours.org or our new Trolley Tour website, www.SaltLakeTrolley.com. You may also call us at (801) 531-1001.
Salt Lake City Union Pacific Depot, originally called Union Station, was built in 1909 for $450,000. This grand depot reminds us of the prosperous era of railroad travel in America. Made of beautiful sandstone with a copper roof, the architectural style is French Second Empire, with a Grand Hall that includes stained glass windows and a terazzo floor. Murals inside the Grand Hall entrance depict the Golden Spike Ceremony that marked the completion of America’s first transcontinental railroad in 1869, as well as the 1847 arrival of Mormon pioneers to the Salt Lake Valley. Jump aboard the historic Salt Lake Trolley Tour to see this building and many others. Also consider our Salt Lake City Deluxe Tour and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir & Deluxe City Tour. Reserve your seats on the sightseeing tours online at www.SaltLakeCityTours.org or call (801) 531-1001.
Old Salt Lake City Hall was built in the 1860s out of red sandstone from nearby Red Butte Canyon. Used for city government officials and also the Utah Territorial legislature, it is now an office of tourism. Relocated from downtown to Capitol Hill in the 1960s to make way for a federal office building, it now offers photographers the beautiful Rocky Mountains in the background. See this beautiful building on a Salt Lake City sightseeing tour, featured on the new Trolley Tour of Salt Lake City, the Salt Lake City Deluxe Tour, or the Mormon Tabernacle Choir & Deluxe City Tour. Reserve your seats on the sightseeing bus or trolley by visiting www.SaltLakeCityTours.org or call (801) 531-1001. Seating is limited and advanced reservations are required.
Utah Capitol building was completed in July of 1915, making it 100 years old, this year. The exterior is made of beautiful granite from nearby mountain canyons and the interior rotunda includes Georgia marble. Visit the Utah Capitol on a Salt Lake City sightseeing tour, including the Salt Lake City Deluxe Tour, the Trolley Tour of Salt Lake City, or the Mormon Tabernacle Choir & Deluxe City Tour. Reserve your seats on the sightseeing tour bus or trolley online at www.SaltLakeCityTours.org or call (801) 531-1001. We look forward to having you on a sightseeing tour with Salt Lake City’s #1 rated tour company!
The Salt Lake City tours, including the Salt Lake Trolley Tour, Salt Lake City Deluxe Tour, and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir & Deluxe City Tour, will show you the Utah Governor’s Mansion. Built in 1902 by Thomas Kearns, a silver mining magnate and U.S. Senator. The elegant mansion was used as a political debating center for Thomas Kearns, as well as the site of the elite social events of Salt Lake City. Many political and religious dignitaries dined in the mansion, including President Theodore Roosevelt, a close friend of Kearns, in 1903. Reserve your seats on the sightseeing tour bus online at www.ToursOfUtah.com or call (801) 531-1001.