Lion House Pantry on Salt Lake City Tours

Visit the home of Utah's first territorial governor and founder of Salt Lake City, Brigham Young. The Lion House was built in 1856 as an additional residence for the family of Brigham Young, and today has a restaurant featured on the Food Network, the Lion House Pantry. Dine in Brigham Young's dining room on the Salt Lake City Deluxe Tour or the Thursday evening Mormon Tabernacle Choir Rehearsal & Deluxe City Tour. Book online at www.SaltLakeCityTours.org or call (801) 531-1001. 

Trolley Tour of Salt Lake City

See the sights of Salt Lake City aboard a colorful replica trolley on the Salt Lake Trolley Tour! Ride the historic trolley on a 20-mile loop around Salt Lake City, traveling through the historic districts to see 100-year-old mansions, cathedrals, monuments and mountain overlooks. Complimentary fun "Trolley Treats" will be served on the tour by your trolley conductor, who is an expert tour guide with decades of experience in giving sightseeing tours of Salt Lake City. The two-hour Trolley Tour of Salt Lake City runs twice a day at 10am and 1pm, $29 for adults and $15 for children. Join the trolley tour from one of several pickup points downtown, including Temple Square. Free parking is available and reservations can be made online at www.SaltLakeTrolley.com or www.SaltLakeCityTours.org, or by calling (801) 531-1001.