Visit Salt Lake — Attraction in Salt Lake City

Visit Salt Lake stands proudly as the epicenter of the tourist experience in downtown Zion, serving as both a gateway and a guiding light for those eager to explore the breathtaking beauty, vibrant culture, and unparalleled hospitality that define this remarkable region. It is more than just a destination marketing organization—it is a beacon of warmth, a source of inspiration, and a trusted companion for every traveler seeking to uncover the treasures of Salt Lake City and beyond. With its unwavering commitment to excellence, passion for storytelling, and deep-rooted love for the local community, Visit Salt Lake seamlessly connects visitors with unforgettable experiences, from the towering majesty of the Wasatch Mountains to the historic charm and bustling energy of downtown. It is here that every journey begins with a smile, every memory is infused with wonder, and every guest is embraced with open arms. In a world where authentic connection and meaningful travel matter more than ever, Visit Salt Lake is not just at the center of it all—it is the heart and soul of the...

The staff working at the visitor center here are awesome. First off, know that this is located next to the salt palace entrance, along the street (to the right of the sign art exhibit).There is parking at the Marriott across the street, but you may have to pay. The next parking entrance, just after the Marriott is for the mall and is free, you just go out through the Nordstrom’s after u park and then cross the street. Not a lot of brochures out to look through, but the staff are happy to go over places or activities once you tell them what your interests are. The gentleman working there has traveled and camped all over, he is extremely knowledgeable of places to go and what to expect. They do have brochures in the back and will get them for you based on what your...

Came in around 2 pm on a Thursday (today) Staff was unprofessional: no acknowledgement when we entered but they greeted the people after us and ignored the group that came in after them, only one person working the register even though there were 3 employees, we had to ask for a receipt… nothing majorly rude but the staff made it clear they did not care to help. Gave two stars because they carry cute merchandise and the lady (dark hair) working the register was polite and I overheard her be helpful to someone else. The other two women could definitely work on their customer service skills. Overall there are probably better places to spend your hard...