South Visitors' Center, Salt Lake City

The South Visitors' Center in Salt Lake City serves as an ideal starting point for anyone curious about Mormon beliefs and the significance of the iconic LDS Temple. Here, interactive displays cater to all ages, inviting both kids and adults into an engaging exploration of Mormonism. At the heart of the center is an impressive scale model of the Salt Lake Temple, accompanied by brief videos detailing the purpose of each room within—a helpful touch since the temple itself remains closed to the public.

Visitors can also enjoy museum-style exhibits that showcase the temple’s intricate construction and elaborate furnishings. Adding to the experience is a video series that highlights the architecture and cultural importance of LDS temples around the world, offering an international perspective on these sacred spaces. Friendly sister missionaries are on hand to guide visitors, answer questions, or delve deeper into particular areas of interest, making for a welcoming and enlightening visit. Whether you explore independently or seek guidance, the South Visitors' Center provides a thorough, interactive insight into the world of Mormon faith and history.

Why You Should Visit:
If you are not a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this center will provide greater context for understanding the temple. A spacious and well-laid-out facility, with public restrooms and water fountains available.