Historic Site. Temple square is a must see when traveling to Salt Lake regardless of if you are LDS or not. More

now if you are either mormon or not, this is a great place to learn of the history of both the mormons and utah. It is wonderful to go, and it is free! More

Best Sunday activity for families--art, history, exhibits geared towards children--inspiring and free! More

Learn about the pioneers who helped shape the Mormon Church and Salt Lake City and Utah. The displays are excellent. Special exhibits are nice too. Lots to see. More

The LDS church holds an international art competition every 3 years. The exhibit of the winners runs until October, and it is breath-taking! The art is profoundly diverse, with styles and mediums of every variety. I am not an artist, but I could hardly make myself leave after visiting. The art is just stunningly beautiful! I is a MUST-NOT-MISS event! More

The LDS museum was very well done. It was interesting, wasn't too big, and the materials were presented in a way that was very accessible to non-LDSers - in particular the chronological method of presenting the artifacts. The quilt exhibit that was going on at the time was also a plus. The volunteers at the Museum were very friendly, low-key... More

Went on a tour of the museum. Fabulous displays and they gave you a questionnaire to fill out which really enhanced the visit. More

What a great mix of LDS church history artwork. They have the current finalists in the International art competition displayed. More

This museum not only has LDS Church artifacts and art for hands-on experiences for children. Located across the street from Temple Square, it is a fascinating place to visit. More