Natural History Museum of Utah

The Natural History Museum of Utah's copper-clad Rio Tinto Center holds 163,000 square feet of exhibitions in the foothills above Salt Lake City. Twelve permanent galleries cover dinosaur fossils, Native Voices, first peoples, life, land, gems and minerals, the Great Salt Lake, and Utah's environmental future.The four gallery levels span billions of years and include both specimens and current research by museum scientists. Admission is paid, with advance tickets available. The museum opens daily, stays open later on Wednesday, and stops admission 30 minutes before closing. Special exhibitions use their own dates and terms. More

The Natural History Museum of Utah's copper-clad Rio Tinto Center holds 163,000 square feet of exhibitions in the foothills above Salt Lake City. Twelve permanent galleries cover dinosaur fossils, Native Voices, first peoples, life, land, gems and minerals, the Great Salt Lake, and Utah's environmental future.The four gallery levels span billions of years and include both specimens and current research by museum scientists. Admission is paid, with advance tickets available. The museum opens daily, stays open later on Wednesday, and stops admission 30 minutes before closing. Special exhibitions use their own dates and terms. More