There's a surprising amount of things to do and places to go in Salt Lake City. You can see an organ recital at the Mormon Tabernacle, kick around Temple Square or Heritage Park, swing through the University of Utah, check out the genealogy library, hit up the Lion House for lunch or study the maps of Deseret at the Beehive House, walk along the Pony Express route, visit the Utah state capitol, see the remnants of the Salt Lake City Olympics in 2002 and discover why there aren't more, examine a century and a half's worth of architecture, gaze upon seventy five miles of the second saltiest lake on the planet stretched before the largest copper mine in the US (or world, I'm too lazy to look it up), check out the city's mostly free transportation system, or stroll through any number of flower gardens. Or you can book something with Salt Lake City Tours and do all of that, procuring and eating Mormon Pot Pie* at Brigham Young's house in the process. I suggest the latter. The five and a

We went the Monday before Thanksgiving on a SLC downtown tour and it was awesome. Glenn was not only knowledgable, but very kind and patient(esp with our son asking sooo many questions). We thoroughly enjoyed the entire trip. Highlights were Heritage Park, lunch, the Tabernacle and the Capitol building. If you are visiting SLC and want a perfect overview of the city, the history and where to eat and shop - this is really worth every penny! Thanks to Glenn for the great day!!!