Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in South Jordan

"Temple Square is one of the top 10 points of interest in Salt Lake City, Utah, hands down. Located in downtown Salt Lake City, it stands out as the main attraction of SLC with its beautiful architecture and imposing structure. It spans across 10 acres and is surrounded by gorgeous greenery."

"Located at the Wasatch mountain range, Red Butte Garden has over one hundred acres of botanical vegetation and several hiking trails crisscrossing through its varied landscape. Red Butte Garden is a versatile botanical garden, and it has exhibitions that include sculptural and art exhibits in addition to floral exhibits, and it also hosts music concerts in the summer. There are themed gardens and seasonal exhibitions, as well as free movie nights during the summer."

"Groomed gardens and grassy hills provide a natural playground for families.at the Red Butte garden and Arboretum. In the Children’s Garden, kids will enjoy the koi pond, maze, and splash pad when the weather’s warm. Bring a picnic and enjoy some time outdoors enjoying one of the more relaxing things to do in Salt Lake City with kids."

"The Red Butte Garden, operated by the University of Utah, spans roughly 100 acres. It features an arboretum, an amphitheater, various hiking trails, and more."

"You could easily drive or walk up the hill along State Street, though, and walk around the State Capitol building. The Capitol is ringed with beautiful flowering cherries, and it offers wonderful views of the city and the landscape, including the Great Salt Lake to the west. It’s worth taking the time to explore this area of the city–it’s the most picturesque, with cute apartments and century-old homes and churches. City Creek Canyon is also a pretty place for a stroll."

"Set over 40 acres and overlooking the majestic Salt Lake City, the Capitol building is both regal and an architecturally beautiful. Sculpted lawns and manicured bushes flank the building, and the view of the surroundings is simply jaw dropping. Walking on the grounds instils a feeling of awe and patriotism as you pass the Vietnam memorial and the Mormon monument that have been erected in the m...Read more"

"Performing for more than 100 years, Mormon Tabernacle Choir or The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square is a part of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This is one of the top tourist attractions in Salt Lake City, so you can’t miss it. No, you don’t need to be religious to enjoy these mind-blowing melodies play by a group of talented people."

"One of the Salt Lake City attractions that no tourist can miss is the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. You don’t have to be religious to enjoy the harrowing and beautiful melodies and harmonies created by this talented and spiritual group of singers. At 9.30 am every Sunday, the choir’s performance is broadcast live."

"This is the Place Heritage Park can also be fun if you are interested in pioneer heritage and seeing what it was like to live as an earlier settler in the 1800’s. All in all friends, we hope you enjoy our state as much as we do, and we wanted to give you our honest review of things we would do in Salt Lake City. If you are looking for other things to do in the state see our post on a day trip out to Sundance Resort here – Our Family Passport – Visit Sundance Mountain Resort."

"This is the Place Heritage Park is a living history attraction that allows visitors to experience daily life as it was lived by 19th-century pioneers. It's located at 2601 Sunnyside Avenue, at the mouth of Emigration Canyon, just south of Hogle Zoo. The park includes more than 40 restored homes and other buildings, a historic train, petting corral, and Native American village."

"This Is The Place Heritage Park is a Utah State Park located at the foot of the Wasatch Range, Salt Lake City. Also, it is close to the mouth of Emigration Canyon. Isn’t it a strange name?"

"As you come out of the Temple gate again, it’s worth it to go see the statue of Bingham Young, the man who colonized the Salt Lake area in the mid-19th century and inspired the incredible religious fervor of this city. The statue faces the street and gazes up at the temple’s 200 ft tall spires in the background."

"Day 1: Check In & Explore Historic Park City Conveniently located within a short drive of the Salt Lake City International Airport, Park City is a bustling ski town and home to the world-famous film festival, Sundance, as well as the site of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. Once you’ve checked into your accommodations, grab a bite to eat and explore the historic downtown. With more than 100 restaurants within walking distance, visitors of all palettes will be satisfied by options ranging from steakhouses, to burger joints, to sushi bars."

"The International Peace Gardens are a public botanical garden facility within Salt Lake City's Jordan Park, originally designed in 1939 and opened in 1952. The garden is operated by the Salt Lake Council of Women's Past Presidents Council and spans 11 acres along the banks of the Jordan River, meant to symbolize the spirit of world peace, democracy, and brotherly love. 28 nationality gardens showcase Utah's diverse ethnic and cultural populations, with garden sections representing countries throughout the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Europe."

"The diverse cultures that have contributed to Salt Lake City's character through the years are honored in this park, which lies along the Jordan River. Visitors will enjoy the quiet atmosphere and the variety of statues, windmills, and gardens that pay tribute to the more than 25 ethnic groups which have settled the Salt Lake area. Read more about International Peace Gardens →"

"Fewer know of the Jordan River Park at about 10th South along the river. And fewer still know of the International Peace Gardens within this park. These gardens are a lovely space filled with flowers, trees, bushes, statues, and artful installations, each of which are dedicated to a different part of the world."

"Temple Square is one of the top 10 points of interest in Salt Lake City, Utah, hands down. Located in downtown Salt Lake City, it stands out as the main attraction of SLC with its beautiful architecture and imposing structure. It spans across 10 acres and is surrounded by gorgeous greenery."

"The Salt Lake Temple or the Mormon Temple is one of the iconic landmarks in the city. Located on Temple Square (explained above), this temple is designed and built in a unique Mormon style. So, it looks stunning."

"The cute neo-Gothic Assembly Hall hosts free daily organ recitals at noon, while the Mormon Tabernacle Choir rehearses on Thursday evenings at the domed Tabernacle. It shelters an 11,623-pipe organ and has acoustics so finely tuned you can hear a pin drop in the pulpit from the back of the hall."

"The last important building is the Assembly Hall, located at the southwest corner of the square. The exterior gives it the appearance of a Gothic cathedral, but the interior is not built in the Gothic style – which is a bit disappointing."

"This humble Millcreek restaurant has been steadily feeding the local vegetarian community for as long as we can remember, easily more than two decades at this point, and well before the contemporary and trendy boom in vegan dining. At Long Life Vegi House – meat free Monday is every day of the week – with a vegan and vegetarian friendly menu that’s crazily friendly on the wallet. Our top tips include their steamed veggie dumplings, kung pao chicken, lemon chicken and mu shu."

"Long Life Vegi House serves up delicious Chinese cuisine with a vegan touch in the center of Salt Lake City. All menu items are available to eat in the restaurant or as takeout. The restaurant’s modern interpretation of classic Chinese dishes using only the highest quality fresh ingredients, sourced locally, wherever possible."

"This mostly vegetarian restaurant serves Chinese cuisine made from soy products and wheat gluten. Try their spicy garlic eggplant and asparagus entrée. Open Wednesday through Monday for lunch and dinner."

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"The Tree Room is the premier dining destination at Robert Redford’s exclusive Sundance resort – named for the actual in situ tree around which the restaurant dining room is built. The space glows with warmth and features unique pieces from Robert Redford’s own Native American art collection. The Tree Room’s elegant menu includes mountain inspired cuisine such as Lamb Belly ($16, honey lavender, brussels sprouts, pears and chickpea) and Elk Loin ($46, sunchokes, huckleberry soubise, cipollini onions and pumpkin)."

"We were served a sampler of Mole sauces and loved all of them!. I had the carnitas tacos and lo..."

"Offering gourmet vegan fare, Seasons Plant Based Bistro has recently transitioned from a sit-down Italian restaurant to a great place to order takeout vegan pizza. Although not all pizza toppings here are created equal (consider passing on the vegan pepperoni), the vegan cheese and chicken are delicious. We recommend the Cabin Fever pizza, served with cream sauce, jalapeños, vegan chicken, bell peppers, onion, and buffalo sauce."

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