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This monument highlights Brigham Young and others connected to the early history of the Salt Lake Valley. Through sculpture and inscriptions, it honors the diverse people and paths that shaped the city’s beginnings.
Established in 1847, this marker became the reference point for Salt Lake City’s street system. Located on Temple Square, it reflects how pioneers built with order and faith, literally centering the city on the temple—the house of the Lord, Jesus Christ.
The Garden Restaurant offers fresh, hand-crafted soups, salads, and sandwiches with quick, convenient service. An easy choice for lunch or a casual meal downtown.
Located ten floors above Temple Square, The Roof offers panoramic views and a dining experience inspired by Utah’s culinary traditions. From special celebrations to business dining or a casual lunch, it’s a welcoming space designed to make every meal feel memorable.
Planted in 1949 from a small seedling brought from the Middle East, this cedar of Lebanon reflects a scriptural symbol of endurance. It invites visitors to consider the lasting strength found through Jesus Christ.
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Join us for an unforgettable experience April 5 to October 1, 2027. Everyone is welcome. Reservations are recommended to tour the Salt Lake Temple Open House.