Utah State Capitol Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Utah State Capitol. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Salt Lake City Guided Bus Tour

• Tabernacle Choir Performance + Salt Lake City Bus Tour

• Trolley Adventure: A Show-Tour of Salt Lake City

• SLC Bus Tours Hop On Hop Off

• Private Guided Tour of Salt Lake City

While it’s free to visit the Utah State Capitol independently, there are plenty of affordable tours that can help you learn more about the public building. Self-guided audio tours begin at just US$10 per person, while hop-on hop-off bus tours start at US$56 and private guided tours at US$154.

The best time of day to visit the Utah State Capitol is on a weekday during typical business hours—especially if you want to schedule a tour of the landmark. Whether you book a self-guided tour or visit with a guide, tours are typically offered between 10am and 3pm.

There is much to see and do at the Utah State Capitol. On a tour, you can begin by admiring the landmark’s grand, neoclassical architecture, both inside and out. Other highlights include its rich art collection and the cherry-tree-dotted Capitol Grounds. Along the way, learn more about Utah history and governance.

Yes, the Utah State Capitol is accessible to disabled visitors. Temporary, ADA-compliant ramps ensure that there is step-free access to the landmark. Elevators and ramps are located inside the building, there are accessible bathrooms, and service animals are welcome. Additional accommodations are available for visitors with non-mobility-related disabilities, including audio guides.

Yes, you do need reservations to visit the Utah State Capitol, whether you plan to explore independently, as part of a guided tour, or even as part of a virtual tour over Zoom. Reservations can be made directly on the attraction’s website, up to one year in advance.