Salt Lake City, Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour

Embark on a self-guided exploration of Salt Lake City's architectural marvels and rich historical significance, offering visitors an unparalleled journey through its transformation from a rugged frontier settlement into a premier tourist destination.

To begin, download the Action Tour Guide application, designed to serve as both a personal tour guide, audio tour, and navigation tool. This 2.3-mile walking tour encompasses Salt Lake City, starting at the Visit Salt Lake Center. Proceeding along Main Street, visitors explore the early Mormon pioneers' hardships and gain insights into the founding of the city.

Subsequent stops include the Brigham Young Monument and the Handcart Pioneer Monument, providing context for key historical figures in Salt Lake City's development. The Seagull Monument offers a captivating glimpse into local legends.

Moving forward, tourists encounter the imposing Salt Lake City Tabernacle, housing the renowned Tabernacle Choir, before reaching the Salt Lake Temple in Temple Square. These sites exemplify Salt Lake City's cultural and architectural significance.

Proceeding through the Relief Society Building, visitors learn about prominent women in Salt Lake City's history. Following this, they proceed to the Salt Lake City Council Hall, where the political landscape of the area is explored.

Continuing onward, the Utah State Capitol stands prominently, offering a visual appreciation of its architectural splendor while delving into the tumultuous period leading to Utah's admission as a state.

Finally, the luxurious McCune Mansion provides an intriguing look into Salt Lake City's history, including tales of the North Shore Monster.

The tour concludes at the Church History Museum, situated just a block away from the start point, allowing for a seamless transition between the initial site and the conclusion of the experience.