View of downtown Salt Lake City as seen from the Utah State Capitol
Moosehorn Lake with Bald Mountain in the background, located in the High Uintahs
Discover downtown Salt Lake City!
Walk through a few centuries of Salt Lake City's story in a single morning or afternoon.
Utah Calling's walking tours weave together the lives of indigenous peoples, Mormon pioneers who settled here in 1847, and the waves of immigrants who came to work the railroads and silver mines, each transforming the city in their own way. You'll see how the 2002 Winter Olympics reshaped the city's infrastructure and ambition, leaving a legacy that still pulses through Salt Lake City today. You'll stand in the places where history happened and understand why locals see Salt Lake City as anything but ordinary.
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Highlights Walking Tour:
Perfect for first-time visitors who want to understand Salt Lake City's soul, not just see its sights.
Main Street, State Capitol, Temple Square
West-side Walking Tour: From Railroad to Renewal
Perfect for repeat visitors, curious locals, and travelers who want off the beaten path.
Gateway and Warehouse district, Union Pacific and Rio Grande Stations, Pioneer Park, Main Street, Temple Square
Additional information:
Walking tour: count on 3 hours of walking. Max. 6 persons. Meeting point: your hotel in downtown Salt Lake City or the plaza in front of Abravanel Hall. Public transportation is included in the price of the Highlights Walking tour.
Private driving tour: 3-hour tour, 4 persons max. Pick-up/Drop-off: anywhere within downtown SLC.
ALL TOURS ARE WEATHER PERMITTING
Utah Calling is a proud member of Via Americana, a unique tour guide alliance consisting of eight Belgians who fell in love with their new hometowns in the US. They offer off the beaten path and custom tours in Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Washington DC, and the San Francisco Bay Area - in English, Dutch and French.
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