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Explore the cultural diversity of nations around the globe at the International Peace Gardens at Jordan Park. The outdoor gardens effectively represent twenty-six countries through their native plants, garden architecture, and statues of world peace leaders associated with that particular nation. The Peace Garden was created as a citizenship project to promote peace and understanding in the international community.

Utah's Hogle Zoo was founded back in 1931 at the mouth of Emigration Canyon and it remains one of the most visited attractions in Utah. There are over 800 animals in residence. Among the many must-see specimens are the five endangered species of Asian cats, African elephants and white rhinos. And, the little ones will take delight in riding on the Conservation Carousel, featuring hand-painted models of endangered or threatened animals, so it's fun and educational at the same time.

Explore the past of the Mormon church at the Church History Museum. Various educational exhibits and programs showcase art and artifacts that help explain the spiritual foundation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. On your journey throughout the museum, you'll learn about the culture and the meaning of this religion.

Considered by many to be a "crown jewel" of national parks, the Sugar House Park offers a chance to literally take a deep breath and soothe your senses from all the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Opportunities to commune with nature are everywhere throughout the various recreation trails and picturesque scenery of the park.