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Salt Lake City is nestled between two mountain ranges, the Oquirrh Mountains to the west and the Wasatch Mountains (shown in the picture) to the east.
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Salt Lake City is the capital of Utah. Utah's Capitol Building (currently undergoing renovation) is one of the finest examples of Renaissance Revival style in the country.
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Utah Olympic Park—2002 Olympic Winter Games venue for Nordic combined ski jumping, bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton.
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ZCMI, founded in 1868, was the first department store in the United States. Its legacy lives on at ZCMI Center Mall—shown here decked out for the holidays.
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Historic Trolley Square is a National Historic Site that houses shopping, dining, and entertainment in charming trolley car barns.
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Salt Lake is famous for winter fun. Ice skate in the heart of downtown at Gallivan Center's skating rink.
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The City and County Building served as Utah's State Capitol Building for 19 years. Now, it is home to Salt Lake's city government.
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The Salt Lake LDS Temple sits at the heart of 10 beautifully landscaped acres in the center of downtown.
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During the holiday season, Historic Temple Square sparkles with thousands of lights which adorn the trees.
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The Beehive House, a National Historic Landmark, served as Brigham Young's residence when he was President of the LDS Church and Governor of the Utah Territory.
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