Things to do in Park City

Temple Square is also a very distinctive place in Salt Lake City. Some very interesting design styles can be seen on the square. The entire Temple Square is a huge place worth visiting. There are many local community complexes surrounding the square.

When you come to Park City, the ski city that hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics, you must visit the Historic Main Street. There are many well-known brand stores selling ski equipment or other small shops such as jewelry stores, fashion stores, souvenir shops, galleries, home goods stores, coffee shops, dessert shops, etc. There are also various restaurants here🍴, such as Chinese cuisine🥟, Thai cuisine🥘, Vietnamese cuisine🍜, Japanese cuisine🍣, American cuisine🍔, Mexican cuisine🇲🇽🌮 and so on. 🧊Special summer event: Park Silly Sunday Market🎈 Date: June 4 to September 24, 2023 (except July 2, 30, August 6, 13, 20, 27) Time: 10am to 5pm Content: More than 100 stalls selling snacks🍘, fresh fruits and vegetables🥦, various delicacies🌭, artworks🏺, fashion👚, children's face painting🎭, etc. There are also music performances 🥁, beer gardens 🍺, and children's activities 🤹🏻‍♀️ in the venue, allowing you to spend a happy weekend 🎊.

The Utah State Government Building is a majestic landmark in Salt Lake City. It covers a large area and has a large lawn in front. I saw a foreign couple taking wedding photos when I went there. The interior of the building has marble walls, floors, stairs, and columns. There are intricate paintings on the dome and many sculptures in the corners of the hall... No wonder it is called the most luxurious and spectacular state government in the United States.

It was a very good trip, suitable for the whole family. The scenery and environment were nice, and parking was also convenient. I will come again next time.

This canyon is actually not too far from the city. Walking out of the city, it feels like it is in the suburbs. The canyon is quite spectacular, with many layers of colors, and it feels okay. There are very few tourists.