Nestled at the foothills of the monumental Wasatch Mountains in Salt Lake City, Utah, the Natural History Museum of Utah is a true marvel of human ingenuity and scientific knowledge. Founded in 1963, this world-renowned museum is dedicated to exploring and celebrating the natural history, biodiversity, and cultural heritage of Utah and the Intermountain West region.
From the moment you enter the museum's majestic copper-clad building, you will be transported on a journey of discovery and awe, guided by the expertise of the museum's docent staff. Take delight in acknowledging the latest in cutting-edge technology and architecture.
The museum's permanent exhibits are a testament to the extraordinary diversity and complexity of the natural world. The Past Worlds exhibit takes you on a journey through the deep geological chronicles of Utah, with stunning displays of ancient fossils, rocks, and minerals. The Land exhibit showcases the diverse ecosystems of the region, from the desert to the mountains and from the Great Salt Lake to the Colorado River. The Native Voices exhibit is a spellbinding tribute to the rich cultural heritage of Utah's indigenous peoples, with artifacts, artwork, and stories that bring their traditions and experiences to life.
Come and discover the wonders of Utah's natural history for yourself - you won't be disappointed!
301 S Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84108-1214
Natural History Museum of Utah