• Utah State Capitol - Discover the Utah State Capitol and learn about the building’s history and the arrival of the Mormons in Utah.
• Ensign Peak - Visit the plaque and uncover the story of the war and the peak’s historical significance.
• Pioneer Memorial Museum - The tour includes a stop at the Pioneer Museum, offering free entry, where you’ll hear about the pioneers’ journey to Salt Lake.
• Kimball-Whitney Cemetery - Learn about the founders of Salt Lake and explore one of the oldest remaining cemeteries.
• Church Office Building - The tour includes a visit to the church office, where you can enjoy free entry and take the elevator to the observation deck for a stunning view.
• Beehive House - The tour pauses outside the Beehive House, where you’ll learn about its history.
• Brigham Young Historic Park - Explore the park and area where Brigham Young once lived and discover his story.
• Temple Square - Visit multiple sites within Temple Square and delve into its rich history.
• Pioneer Log Cabin - The tour stops at the historic Pioneer Cabin, showcasing one of the oldest buildings and offering insight into pioneer life.
• Church History Museum - The tour concludes at the Church History Museum, which offers free entry. Learn about its history and explore its exhibits. Feel free to visit after the tour if it’s open.

• Walking tour app usage included.

• No food drink or entrance fees, the tour is all outside.

Embark on a journey through the Mormon Heritage with this walking tour in Salt Lake City. Travel at your own speed and follow the footsteps of the Mormon pioneers to uncover their tales. Explore it according to your schedule, day or night.

You’ll come across both well-known and lesser-known sites such as the settlers’ museum, state building, beehive house, lion house, city Tabernacle, LDS headquarters, eagle gate, history conservation centers, lion entrance, the chapel, Temple plaza, and much more.

You’ll learn about the narratives and chronicles of the folks who established their lives here such as Brigham Young, the Indigenous populations, Joseph Smith, Early settlers, and the individuals who shaped this metropolis.

There will be numerous opportunities to halt at locations that don’t charge any entry fees like art centers, a viewing platform, parks, and municipal structures. You’re welcome to step inside, provided you’re visiting during operating hours, but it’s completely optional. The entire tour happens outdoors and can be embarked upon at any time.

Give it a go and see how it compares to standard group excursions! The journey commences outside the State Building.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.