Scroll on for more details about some of Salt Lake’s most popular, free activities. The family-friendly city is keen on hosting many free or cheap events throughout the year too-movies in the park, concerts, parades, festivals, and more are on offer around the area. The area has recently been renovated to include comfortable seating, swings, food trucks, and the occasional concert too.Īnd that’s just the attractions. Near the Clark Planetarium and Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum, this beautiful timed fountain is a popular spot for families to cool off in the heat of summer. For a beautiful respite with fewer folks (and their dogs), the International Peace Gardens are a lovely way to stroll along the Jordan River in an urban oasis.Īlthough it’s not quite a park, we would be remiss not to mention the splash pad at The Gateway. Pioneer Park takes the cake for hosting Salt Lake’s Farmers Market on Saturdays all summer long (or a quieter Tuesday evening market). The popular Liberty Park has bocce lanes, tennis courts, a pond, an aviary, a running path, a playground, barbecue pits, and picnic tables. 50 Free Things To Do in Oklahoma 1 - Historic Route 66 2 - Blue Whale & Totem Pole Park 3 - Round Barn & POPS 4 - Oklahoma City National Memorial 5. Salt Lake loves its parks! The expansive green spaces take advantage of the city’s large blocks and host more than just a jungle gym. We recommend scheduling a tour ahead of time at both locations to learn more about the history of these buildings and the state. Many of the facilities are free and open to the public, you could even catch a performance from the renowned Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square (formerly known as the Mormon Tabernacle Choir).įor something a bit more secular, the Utah State Capitol - check out the White Memorial Chapel and Council House while you’re there - and the Governor’s Mansion are both open to the public. Salt Lake’s most popular attraction this 35-acre area houses the headquarters for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Take the kids and explore the grounds at Temple Square.
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