Exhibit
Temple Discovery Experiences
Explore temples around the world and how sacred covenants made there bless families and individuals.
About
The Temple Discovery Experience is a collection of interactive exhibits on the lower level of the Temple Square Visitors’ Center designed to help guests understand the purpose of temples and their place in God’s plan for His children.
Through art, digital media, sculpture, and immersive experiences, visitors explore themes of family, service, belonging, and worship centered on Jesus Christ. Exhibits highlight how individuals and families are connected across generations, how temples bless lives around the world, and how following Christ leads to service and unity.
Approachable and engaging, the Temple Discovery Experience gives additional context to the Inside a Temple Tour, also on the lower level.
Through art, digital media, sculpture, and immersive experiences, visitors explore themes of family, service, belonging, and worship centered on Jesus Christ. Exhibits highlight how individuals and families are connected across generations, how temples bless lives around the world, and how following Christ leads to service and unity.
Approachable and engaging, the Temple Discovery Experience gives additional context to the Inside a Temple Tour, also on the lower level.
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Base and Meridian
Temple Square GroundsA historic survey marker that set the starting point for Salt Lake City’s streets and numbers.
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Come Unto Me
A welcoming sculpture of Jesus Christ extending His arm in mercy, symbolizing His invitation to come unto Him.
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Brigham Young Statue
A monument honoring Brigham Young and the people who shaped early Salt Lake City.
Landmark
Christus Statue
Duration: 30 MinA replica of Thorvaldsen’s Christus stands in a quiet pavilion with a peaceful view of the Salt Lake Temple.
Landmark
Cedar of Lebanon
This 70-foot tree is living symbol of strength and faith preserved on Temple Square.