• Pioneer Park - On our way to and from the market, where we’ll sample some cheeses, salamis and chocolates, we’ll walk alongside Pioneer Park and talk about the foundation of the Salt Lake area.
• Salt Palace Convention Center - On our walk from Pioneer Park we’ll pass and discuss many locations of interest including The Salt Palace which has a fascinating history including serving as the location for coverage of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.
• Temple Square - As we head into the City Creek Center for a quick rest, we’ll walk by Temple Square and touch on the depth of it’s significance to the city and to the Latter-Day Saint faith.
• City Creek Center - The group will pause for a breather and a bite of caramel apple in the City Creek Center which is a beautiful place to kick back for a bit.
• Gallivan Center - The walk from City Creek Center will take us through the historic Regent Street where we’ll have some Nashville hot style chicken sandwich and view some of the city’s public art. We’ll also be passing by the Gallivan Center where some of the 2002 Olympics festivities were held as well as all sorts of performances like the yearly Twilight Concert Series.
• Salt Lake City - Towards the end of our walk there will be a series of historic city architecture including The Judge Building which is featured in Murder Among the Mormons on Netflix.

There are also a few favorite places to eat and drink in the are of which our concluding stop where we’ll grab some more tasty samples along with a few sips of locally prized whiskies before we depart.

• Cultural and historical insights about Salt Lake City and Utah
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Alcoholic beverages

• Uncovered self-parking pay lot ($9-11 USD)

Our culinary journey is expertly crafted by our professional chef to highlight our city’s vibrant gastronomy. The group will be treated to a tasting of prizewinning cheeses, salamis, chocolates, and chicken sandwiches.

Additionally, we furnish meticulously studied information about the evolution of Salt Lake City, encompassing the contributory roles of native American tribes, Latter-Day Saint pioneers, and diverse immigrant societies. Our leisurely stroll will transverse an aesthetically pleasing section of downtown, where we will witness an abundance of public art.

• This tour requires 2 miles of walking which includes stairs and is largely outside in full exposure to weather conditions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.