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Relief Society Building
Currently closed to visitors for renovations. Reopening in early 2027.
Visit the headquarters for the Church’s women-led organizations: the Relief Society (adult women), Young Women (teen girls), and Primary (children). From here, female leaders of these organizations support women and children throughout the world by developing programs, resources, and global initiatives rooted in faith and service.
The building itself was completed in 1956 through fundraising efforts of women in the Relief Society. An assembly hall provides space for leadership training. Reception areas welcome visitors and dignitaries from around the globe.
Exhibits in the Relief Society Building highlight the long tradition of women following the example of Jesus Christ: strengthening families, caring for those in need, and serving with quiet, consistent compassion. Many visitors find this a meaningful place to reflect on how service—even through small acts—can have a lasting and worldwide impact.
Visit the headquarters for the Church’s women-led organizations: the Relief Society (adult women), Young Women (teen girls), and Primary (children). From here, female leaders of these organizations support women and children throughout the world by developing programs, resources, and global initiatives rooted in faith and service.
The building itself was completed in 1956 through fundraising efforts of women in the Relief Society. An assembly hall provides space for leadership training. Reception areas welcome visitors and dignitaries from around the globe.
Exhibits in the Relief Society Building highlight the long tradition of women following the example of Jesus Christ: strengthening families, caring for those in need, and serving with quiet, consistent compassion. Many visitors find this a meaningful place to reflect on how service—even through small acts—can have a lasting and worldwide impact.
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Flag Plaza
Flag Plaza features a rotation of national flags arranged in an oval on Temple Square. The display reflects the worldwide reach of the gospel of Jesus Christ and the shared faith of people across many nations.
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Five Wise Virgins
This statue represents Jesus Christ’s parable of the ten virgins—five prepared with oil for their lamps and five who were not. It invites reflection on how faith in Christ brings light, strength, and peace when life’s challenges arise.
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A Chapel Tour: Worshipping Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ
Experience a chapel setting where Church members demonstrate how Latter-day Saints worship Jesus Christ each Sunday. Through hymns, scripture-based messages, and a focus on the sacrament, see how weekly worship helps members remember Jesus Christ, renew their commitment to follow Him, and carry His teachings into daily life.
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The Roof Restaurant
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.
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Rise Up and Speak: Eliza R. Snow’s Life and Legacy
This exhibit uses original letters, journals, photographs, and artifacts to introduce Eliza R. Snow—an early Church leader, poet, and president of the Relief Society—whose work helped shape one of the world’s largest women’s organizations.
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Let the celebration begin!
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.