Temple Square
50 West North Temple
(801) 240-2534
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 The centerpiece of this beautifully landscaped 10-acre plot in the heart of downtown is the six spired Salt Lake Temple. Also located on the square is the Tabernacle, home of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, and the Assembly Hall where free concerts are given most weekends. Free tours are given daily starting every few minutes at the flagpole.
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Joseph Smith Memorial Building
South Temple & Main Street
(801) 240-4400
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 The Joseph Smith Memorial Building was named in honor of the first president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Formerly known as the Hotel Utah, this majestic building was constructed in 1911 and completely renovated in 1989. Free tours are available Mon.-Sat. The Family Search Center has a trained staff and 200 computers to introduce visitors to the excitement of discovering their ancestors. Free, open Mon.-Sat. Call (801) 240-4085, for more information.
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LDS Church Office Building
50 East North Temple
(801) 240-2842
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One of the tallest structures in Salt Lake, and the world wide headquarters of the LDS Church. Two observation decks with superb views are open to the public mon-sat on the 26th floor. Free tours Mon-Sat 9:00am-4:30pm. Call for Hours 801-240-2190.
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Museum of Church History & Art
45 N West Temple
(801) 240-3310
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Art and history exhibits about the Mormon experience in the 19th and 20th centuries. Open Mon-Fri 9am-9pm, Sat, Sun and holidays from 10am-7pm. Free admission
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Family History Library
35 N. West Temple
(801) 240-2331
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This library contains the largest repository of genealogical records in the world. Open to the public. Call for hours. Free admission. Library orientation is available.
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The Lion House
63 East South Temple
(801) 363-5466
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Built in 1855 as a home for Brigham Young's family. No tours, but the Pantry restaurant is open to the public mon-fri 11:00am - 2:00pm.
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The Beehive House
67 East South Temple
(801) 240-2671
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A National Historic Landmark. It was the residence of Brigham Young while he was President of the LDS Church and Governor of the Utah Territory.
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