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Discover the serenity of Temple Square, Utah's most visited attraction, with a complimentary tour. This beautifully landscaped 10-acre site offers tours in 40 different languages, making it accessible to visitors from all around the world.
As you wander through the North Visitors' Center, you'll find yourself captivated by the star-studded dome of the rotunda. Take a moment to appreciate the grandeur of Thorvaldsen's Christus, an awe-inspiring 11-foot statue that invites reflection with its outstretched arms. It's a spot where you can really feel the wonder of creation.
Beyond the remarkable architecture and art, Temple Square brims with history. The area also hosts the renowned Salt Lake Tabernacle, known for its exceptional acoustics, and the Family History Library, one of the largest genealogical resources in the world. Whether you're soaking in the peaceful atmosphere or diving into the stories of the past, this destination is sure to leave a lasting impression.
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