Best Shopping Malls in Park City Area

"City Creek Center is a wonderful open-air shopping center, residential, and an office building in Salt Lake City. There are over 100 top retailers in various nitches, like electronics, furniture, fashion, textiles, footwear, home decor, and many more. Therefore, if you are looking for shopping in SLC, this is the premier shopping destination in the city."

"Satisfy your shopping fix with a stroll through City Creek Center and browse Apple, Anthropologie, Coach, Nordstrom and more. This is a one-of-a-kind mall with a retractable roof and a running creek stocked with local brown trout."

"I don’t normally ooh and ahh over a shopping center, but the City Creek Center in Salt Lake City is gorgeous!. The Goof and I planned a visit here with a goal in mind. We wanted to open the Disney Store."

"Located on the west end of downtown, The Gateway offers a large number and variety of shops - ranging from modern furniture, to teen boutiques and an Apple Store. This open-air center has a high-end feel, with its curving streets and walkways, attractive architecture, fountains, and tree-studded courtyards. Resident stores suit nearly any shopper's taste and include Barnes & Noble, Build-A-Bear Workshop, Brookstone, Abercrombie & Fitch, Ann Taylor Loft, and Victoria's Secret."

"The Gateway shopping and entertainment center was completed at the time of Salt Lake City's 2002 Winter Olympic Games and have been a major component of the revitalization of Salt Lake's west downtown. It's located along 400 West, between 200 South and South Temple. The Gateway offers stores, restaurants and movie theaters, but also two of Salt Lake City's best museums, Discovery Gateway and Clark Planetarium."

"If you've ever driven the length of 700 East Street, you couldn't have helped but have noticed Trolley Square's100-foot-tall, light-up water tower, just a few blocks southeast of downtown proper. Marking one of the city's more central shopping centers, this tower once serviced a yard of trolley car barns. Housed within the historic brick walls of these structures today are numerous shops and eateries of various sizes."

"Another shopping district with a quaint, historical touch, Trolley Square has a great selection of boutiques for everyone's shopping tastes as well as many noteworthy national chain stores in between. A movie theater, restaurants, and numerous public events await you. This area housed Salt Lake City's former streetcar and trolley barns, so if you are tired of the shops, take a look at the history the square offers."

"This 10,000 square foot gallery space is home to A Gallery, one of the most prestigious fine art galleries in the state. A Gallery exhibits artworks across a range of media, but primarily painting and sculpture, by both local artists and artists from all over the world. Recent and future exhibitions include work by painters Roland Thompson and Jennifer Rasmusson, amongst a range of other accomplished and emerging artists."

"Located on the benches of Salt Lake City's posh east side, this fashionable shopping center - Utah's first - provides discriminating shoppers a range of upscale venues. Whether you seek ski gear, running shoes, or groceries, you'll find what you're looking for - or at least the high-end version of it. The shops of Foothill Village don't set out to be snobby; they simply have some of the best goods and most knowledgeable staff in town."

"Freshies Lobster has been serving fresh Maine lobster to Park City, Utah since 2009. Freshies started out at the Park Silly Market and farmers market and have expanded into a food truck that serves Park City, Midway and Salt Lake City. After seeing the demand for lobster rolls they have decided to open a cafe to serve the Park City locals and tourists year round."

"$$$ Bringing a little bit of Maine to the mountains, Freshie’s Lobster Co serves a classic butter-smothered Lobster roll that will transport you to the shores of Cape Cod. If you’re looking for more than just the roll, be sure to try the New England Clam Chowdah. Visit the Freshie’s website."

"Located in downtown Sugar House, Kimi’s Chop & Oyster House has brought fine dining back to Salt Lake City. This restaurant has been expertly renovated boasting two romantic dining rooms, wood flooring, and crisp white linen tablecloths. With design elements like crown molding, fluorescent chandeliers, and an LED fireplace, this contemporary restaurant ia an ideal setting for a special dinner celebration."

"A post shared by Kimi's Chop & Oyster House (@kimishouse) on Feb 21, 2019 at 9:54am PST. Kimi’s Chop & Oyster House is an upscale and chic diner which has a trendy and modern ambience. Tourists and locals both enjoy the steak, seafood, and wine at this chic restaurant, which are prepared by Master Chef Matt Anderson."

"A post shared by Kimi’s Chop & Oyster House (@kimishouse) on Mar 16, 2020 at 7:29pm PDT. Neighborhood:Sugar House. Address: 2155 S Highland Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84106"

"According to the gallery’s owner, “J GO Gallery is Park City’s most vibrant gallery and is based on a different model than most. We utilize the gallery space for all kinds of creative community events including intimate concerts, comedy shows, wine classes, yoga classes, ballet rehearsals and private events. And there is a coffee and dessert shop in here."

"In 2006, the Children's Museum of Utah relocated to this all-new location. Undergoing an incredible, modernizing facelift, this once drab museum became a colorful, interactive, state-of-the-art wonderland for children and their parents. Now called Discovery Gateway (after the Gateway Center, in which the museum sits), this 60,000-foot family fun center has numerous, stimulating exhibits that encourage children to learn about the world."

"Discovery Gateway is also neat and located right in the middle of Salt Lake City. It’s one of the few places that not only is open on Sundays but has a reduced Sunday fee ($6!) as well. Museum of Natural Curiosity in Thanksgiving Point is great fun but not cheap. Loveland Living Planet Aquarium in Draper is very popular and quite impressive for a desert city."

"Come prepared to create, pretend, and play for hours at Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum. A miniature world awaits kids, including a grocery store, farm, car repair shop, and house that is just their size. They can also create their own rivers at the Water Play Exhibit, or put on a show at the Story Factory."

"The State Capitol is found, perhaps unsurprisingly, on Capitol Hill, and is the symbol of the state of Utah. The building is 300 feet above the rest of the city, which means that it can be seen from many different vantage points, and is designed in the Neo-Classical style. The building is topped with a dome and the inside of the capitol is furnished with marble."

"Set 300 feet above the city at the north end of State Street, on Capitol Hill, is the Utah State Capitol. This towering, neoclassical, domed building houses the House of Representatives, Senate, and Supreme Court of Utah. The interior is known for its marble rotunda, the Golden Room (the Governor's reception room), and a small gallery with changing exhibits."

"Red Butte Garden and Arboretum contain a botanical garden, arboretum, and an amphitheater. Located in the foothills of the Wasatch Range, this scenic botanic garden spreads over 100 acres. Therefore, it is filled with exciting trails for hikers, joggers, and walkers."