Explore the Capitol
When visiting the Utah State Capitol, the hardest part will be deciding what to see first. Lucky for you, there is no wrong answer. If you have the time, the Capitol has plenty of history and so much more.
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Schedule a Tour
Schedule a self-guided, guided, or virtual tour. Each tour covers topics including Utah State Capitol history and architecture, Utah history, and government processes. Of all the things to see and do, this is the "can't miss" activity. Visitors of all ages will enjoy this exciting and engaging experience!
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Our Art Collection
Surround yourself with stunning pieces of art that will promote conversation, curiosity, and a deeper level of learning. Meet some of Utah's early explorers, pioneers, and community leaders who played a significant role in it's settlement and development. These pieces are on display throughout the Capitol!
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Capitol Grounds
The memorial pathway is a tree lined loop (.7 mile) that encircles the Capitol and features various memorials, monuments, and statues along the way. It's a great way to experience the history and beauty of the Capitol grounds while enjoying mountain vistas and beautiful cityscapes.
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Field Trips
Make the school year one that your students will never forget! Schedule a self-guided, guided, or virtual field trip to the Utah State Capitol. Each tour covers topics including Utah State Capitol history and architecture, Utah history, and government processes. Every student will remember their first experience at the Capitol!
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Council Hall
Council Hall served as the Salt Lake City Hall and meeting space for the Utah Territorial Government from 1866-1894. Once downtown, it was relocated–brick by brick–to Capitol Hill in 1960. The Utah Office of Tourism and Utah Film Commission now call it home.
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Pioneer Museum
Located across the street and west of the Capitol, the Pioneer Museum houses the world's largest collection of artifacts on one subject. Memorabilia from settlers that first entered the valley to the joining of the railroads at Promontory Point are on display. It's free!
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Host an Event
Looking for a space to host an unforgettable event? Find an exquisite space for your upcoming wedding, dance, public event, government function, or free speech rally at the Utah State Capitol. Take a look at the Capitol's remarkable event spaces.
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Current Exhibits
Just when you thought that the variety and quality of artistic offerings couldn't get any better within the walls of the Capitol or on its grounds, rotating exhibits explore Utah's past and present, while inspiring visitors to imagine what could be next in it's future.
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Yoshino Cherry Trees
Take a walk around the capitol and enjoy a .7 mile stroll with the Yoshino Cherry trees which were planted in 2007-2008. The Utah State Capitol however, has had Cherry trees since 1931. They are a staple for family photos and bloom beautifully in April each year!
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Maps and Parking
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