Natural History Museum of Utah

The Natural History Museum of Utah in Salt Lake City celebrates the natural wonders of the world, from dinosaurs to Wasatch wildlife, through its exhibitions and programs. It has a collection of nearly 2 million objects, including specimens and artifacts related to archaeology, botany, ethnography, invertebrate zoology, mineralogy, mycology, paleontology, and vertebrate zoology.

These collections can be explored through various exhibitions and programs. The museum's collection is world-renowned and provides a wealth of information about the natural world.

Lectures, festivals, and family-friendly programs are among the events and activities that take place at the museum. The Canyon Café, situated on Level 2, provides a full espresso bar, hot and cold beverages, and a selection of sweet and savory food items.

The museum supports visitors with disabilities by providing wheelchair-accessible entrances, restrooms, and parking, as well as descriptive audio tours and American Sign Language interpretation. Sensory bags or specialized programs can also be requested in advance of a visit.

Tickets can be purchased online or at the admission desk, and museum members can reserve free tickets. The museum is at 301 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84108, and can be reached by phone at 801.581.6927.