Discover Salt Lake City

This is a family bakery founded in 2014. The facade reminds one of the many Parisian shops and brings a piece of France in Salt Lake City. In addition to desserts and various pastries, the facility offers a variety of sandwiches.
The chefs make the dough themselves, so the pastries here are always fresh and tasty.

The idea of the museum was born in 1959, when the University of Utah faculty committee decided to gather natural science collections in the same place. The opening took place on the campus of the State University in 1963. In 2011, the museum moved from the former George Thomas Library to a new building.
The new Utah Natural History Museum project embodies a mission to illuminate the natural world through research, education, mutual cultural experience and human participation in the present, past and future of the region and world. It contains more than 1.5 million exhibits.
Also in the building are modern research centers providing both higher and postgraduate education at the University of Utah.

The Park Café was opened in 1984 and since then, has been preserving the tradition of cooking delicious food and providing high-quality service.
It was created to share the love of food with Salt Lake City. Traditional family recipes refined by the chef pass from generation to generation. The facility devotes itself not to fashion trends in cooking, but to simple food prepared from the best ingredients.

One of the oldest parks in Utah has long been popular with residents and visitors due to its historical charm.
The park was built in 1882, with a total area of 100 acres (40 hectares) and is one of the largest in Salt Lake City.
This is a place of outdoor recreation for thousands of people, with beautiful trees, shrubs and clean mountain air. In Liberty Park, you can take a break from everyday worries, enjoy the freedom and beauty of nature, historic environment and momentous moment.

Temple Square is much more than just a square. This is a collage of fascinating history, unique architecture and fine cuisine. The Salt Lake City Temple Square is Utah’s most popular tourist destination. It's brought together about 20 attractions related to the history and genealogy of Mormon pioneers, including the Salt Lake City Temple and the Family History Library. Tourists can see all or most of the sights in a relatively short period of time.
During the year, various performances, events and theatrical performances take place on the square. On the official Temple Square website is an event calendar for more details.

Red Rock Brewing Co. has proved itself to be one of the leading brewing companies in the country and received the "Large Brewpub of the Year" award in 2007 according to the results of the "Great American Beer Festival".
The bar offers a wide range of beverages produced by the company and other representatives of the industry.

After an intense walk through Salt Lake City, you need to rest and gain strength before tomorrow's trip.
Of course, you can walk around the city center for a long time, contemplating architectural masterpieces, or explore the nightlife of bars and restaurants, but remember, you have to get up early. You'd better have an early night, not to be late.