Temple Square

I've never been to any of the religious attractions, but just walking around the square is great. Lots of awesome buildings and a great place to just hang out and enjoy the day.

There are two visitors centers here and it's totally surrounded by religious stuff. Many people who visit say it's a spiritual experience. I think the architecture is pretty damn rad. There are volunteers around to answer any questions and they're all super nice. There's a 14sq. foot replica of Jerusalem at the North Visitors Center as well as an 11ft statue of Jesus. There are more exhibits at the South Visitors Center as well, including a detailed history of the Church of Latter Day Saints.

Was excited to see the Temple Square. It is beautiful but I felt very uncomfortable once there. It is so very far off from what I believe that I had to leave. It's not for me.

This place was amazing. So many things and places to take pictures off. Definitely recommend it.

Beautiful architecture and lots of photo opps as you walk through the square.

Beautiful architecture, landscape and history of the development of SLC. Yes there is a religious component with the Sisters who lead the tours, I'm not religious and just glossed over those parts of the talks. Park at the underground lot for the city center, first two hours are free and then 2 dollars an hour. This was a bargain to us as it let us out right in the middle between the beehive house and square.

Temple Square is in the middle of the city, and it was very busy when we drove through on a a Tuesday afternoon. We opted to make it just a driving tour, and not deal with parking or crowds.

A historical and religious educational experience. First class presentations and courteous guides.

Though I am an atheist, I visit often just to admire the beautiful landscaping and architecture. I highly recommend visiting at least once in your life, regardless of your religious affiliation (or lack thereof).

Temple square is free. Whomever said it cost money is dumb.

It's a beautiful place and a great spot to think if you're trying to get away from being in the middle of the city. Religious or not, it's great.