Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Ultimate Salt Lake City Tour
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Hear the Mormon Tabernacle Choir perform or rehearse the "Music and the Spoken Word" concert, the world's longest continually running network broadcast! Then explore the best attractions of Salt Lake City with a professional tour guide who will entertain you with stories and trivia you wouldn't get on your own! See dozens of historic buildings, monuments, and statutes and hear the stories behind them.
Mormon Tabernacle Choir performance/rehearsal:
Sunday morning tour begins with a live concert of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Thursday evening tour ends with a rehearsal of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Begin your VIP experience at the entrance of your downtown SLC hotel, or a suggested free downtown parking lot, then embark on your sightseeing adventure!
TEMPLE SQUARE: Hear the story of Salt Lake City and how Brigham Young and the Mormon pioneers built a "Kingdom in the Desert." Discover the details behind the iconic buildings of Temple Square as your tour guide takes you in around the largest Mormon temple in the world. Stroll the beautiful gardens of Temple Square.
ATTRACTIONS INCLUDE:
Mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake Temple, Assembly Hall, LDS Conference Center, Beehive House, Lion House, Eagle Gate, Joseph Smith Memorial Building, Brigham Young Monument and Meridian Marker, Mormon Handcart Monument and Seagull Miracle Monument, Family History Library
CAPITOL HILL: See Utah's first million-dollar mansion. Explore the monuments of Capitol Hill, including, the Mormon Battalion Monument - built to the only religious unit in the United States military. Tour the inside of the 2nd most beautiful state capitol in America. Take in the view at a scenic overlook of the valley and mountains.
McCune Mansion, Utah State Capitol, Council Hall, Mormon Battalion Monument, Scenic overlook of Salt Lake Valley and Rocky Mountains
UNION PACIFIC STATION: Discover this beautiful and historic train station and listen to tales of the Transcontinental Railroad. See Vivint Arena and hear stories of the 2002 Winter Olympics that took place inside. Marvel at the Devereaux mansion, home to Utah's first millionaire.
Union Pacific Depot train station, Vivint Arena, Olympic Countdown Clock, Devereaux Mansion, The Gateway
HISTORIC BRIGHAM STREET: Travel the historic district of the city, named "One of the 10 Great Streets of America," to see Utah's oldest and most spectacular mansions and cathedrals.
Governor's Mansion, Cathedral of the Madeleine, and dozens more beautiful mansions and structures