We have been to Salt Lake City, into every building in Temple Square including the magnificent Conference Centre, last September / October. I felt so safe there and uplifted, it was truly an amazing experience.
Dave's Walks yes, the temples often have a distinctive design. They are often visible from quite a distance and are very beautiful. Thanks so much for watching in the comment. - Henry
City Walks, hello, Utah resident here. The large white building, next to the Temple that google id’d as The Beehive House is actually The Joseph Smith Memorial Building. Built in the 19th century and named Hotel Utah, it was considered the most luxurious hotel west of the Mississippi River for quite some time. In the 1980’s(?) it was slated for demolition and rebuilding but when the local citizenry expressed their love of this beautiful structure the owners instead gutted and renovated it, retaining some of the grandeur of the original hotel while converting the building into mixed use spaces. There are now three restaurants open to the public, office spaces, theaters, conference/meeting halls, dance halls, learning spaces, and free and easy access to the world’s largest genealogical databases within this beautiful structure. The top floor boasts both eastern and western viewing windows with magnificent views of Temple Square, Salt Lake City and the surrounding valley, and the beautiful Rocky Mountains. It is especially popular during the Christmas season to view the lights from these windows. Although all three restaurants have varied, and delicious, cuisine The Garden restaurant on the top floor has the added enticement of enjoying the fresh air through their retractable roof on fine days. The Beehive House is a smaller residential building on the east side of The JSMB which has been renovated and offers some of the city’s most sought after home style cooking. The Lion House Rolls are a particular favorite for many of those who have had the good fortune of indulging in them. Each of these buildings are filled with history and are staffed by happy people willing to discuss their stories with any who inquire. Thank you.
Very nice introduce of Salt Lake City and nice walking and watching thru your camera.. thanks for sharing. Your video. I haven't been there yet, I will try to visit there soon . Stay warm
Thanks for another great walking treadmill video, City Walks! I've only been at the airport of Salt Lake City a couple of times, but watching your video now makes me want to visit the place....maybe in the summer. I'm watching this in the Philippines and I can almost feel the cold coming through the screen. Haha.
Fun fact. 23:20 That building was the original ZCMI Department store, started by the Utah pioneers. Each year, just before the Christmas season, the windows were covered so the staff could prepare the Christmas Window Display’s. Every year they were different, and filled with the magic, nostalgia, and wonder of Christmas. The mannequin’s and sales displays were replaced with Christmas joy and the people Loved it! This tradition was much anticipated every year, and many families incorporated “visiting the ZCMI windows into their Christmas traditions. Some families would gather round the windows and watch as the covers revealed their wonders, while others watched the reveal on the news each year, and then visited later in the season. Thank you.
I live in SLC, thanks for taking the time to visit. Our downtown is getting better and some good restaurants and bars further down Main Street as well as more in the neighborhoods.
Love hearing from locals. Thanks so much for the comment and for watching. SLC is a great place and I'd love to get back to spend some more time there. -Henry
Lucas Delgado very cool. I hope you got everything right. If not, please comment and correct me or suggest things that I should have covered. The next video will be from Capitol Hill area. Thanks for the comment. - Henry
Thank you for this walking tour, I really enjoyed as always. Got just one question. So how to ride this city electric trotinets, you put coin drive couple of miles and just leave them on the street or what?
Interesting take Anthony. Not sure that's different than many cities but it's always good to look for improvements. I also prefer cities that are walkable and more compact and sometimes concessions have to be made. I enjoyed walking around SLC though. Take care and thanks for commenting. -H
WELCOME TO YOU, YOU WERE BEAUTIFUL IN THE CITY, YOU AND I MAKE YOUR FRIENDS IN DENT. SUPPORTING YOUR HOUSE, I WILL WAIT FOR YOU TO GO TO AGRICULTURAL PRICES.
City Walks, that building was not the State Genealogical Library, that was part of the wold’s largest genealogical library, also belonging to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Genealogy is tremendously important for their people, and they freely share this information with those who desire it, even partnering with other genealogical societies such as Ancestry.com. Thank you.
Do you have the luxury to pick & choose when you shoot? If you do, you should pick a better time to shoot, I mean, the bright sunlight causes annoying lens flare.
I would love to! But life gets in the way and it's hard to find new places to walk when you live in Montana and everything is so far away. I'm hoping to get enough content from Europe the next couple months to go 3/week. Thanks for the encouragement. -Henry
Salt Lake City so cosy...
It's definitely got a nice vibe. Thanks. -Henry
Thanks for showing me your world.
Ambient Walking 😀👋🙏 you are welcome. - Henry
We have been to Salt Lake City, into every building in Temple Square including the magnificent Conference Centre, last September / October. I felt so safe there and uplifted, it was truly an amazing experience.
Thanks for sharing! -Henry
That is amazing I am in canada and really want to travel there
@@flowers3036 I'm sure you will one day
I hope to go there someday
I hope you get the chance. It's a very nice city. -H
@@CityWalks That is my dream City
My friend are mormons. And they're lovely people...
Many of my friends are mormons as well. And they too, are lovely people. -Henry
The atmosphere of the city is elegant and clean!😊 Nice video!😉
wander planet Yes, I was surprised at how clean and tidy everything was. Thanks so much for the comment. - Henry
That's one grand Temple that is! Love the architecture!
Dave's Walks yes, the temples often have a distinctive design. They are often visible from quite a distance and are very beautiful. Thanks so much for watching in the comment. - Henry
City Walks, hello, Utah resident here. The large white building, next to the Temple that google id’d as The Beehive House is actually The Joseph Smith Memorial Building.
Built in the 19th century and named Hotel Utah, it was considered the most luxurious hotel west of the Mississippi River for quite some time. In the 1980’s(?) it was slated for demolition and rebuilding but when the local citizenry expressed their love of this beautiful structure the owners instead gutted and renovated it, retaining some of the grandeur of the original hotel while converting the building into mixed use spaces. There are now three restaurants open to the public, office spaces, theaters, conference/meeting halls, dance halls, learning spaces, and free and easy access to the world’s largest genealogical databases within this beautiful structure.
The top floor boasts both eastern and western viewing windows with magnificent views of Temple Square, Salt Lake City and the surrounding valley, and the beautiful Rocky Mountains. It is especially popular during the Christmas season to view the lights from these windows.
Although all three restaurants have varied, and delicious, cuisine The Garden restaurant on the top floor has the added enticement of enjoying the fresh air through their retractable roof on fine days.
The Beehive House is a smaller residential building on the east side of The JSMB which has been renovated and offers some of the city’s most sought after home style cooking. The Lion House Rolls are a particular favorite for many of those who have had the good fortune of indulging in them.
Each of these buildings are filled with history and are staffed by happy people willing to discuss their stories with any who inquire.
Thank you.
Wonderful information. Thanks for the clarification and sharing the info .- H
The streets are so clean. I fell in love with the scene at first. Templar Street.
Walking Addition yes, it is a very clean city. And everyone that I met there was very welcoming and kind. Thanks so much. - Henry
A serene place to be. Thank you for taking us here :)
goldie Bear you are certainly welcome. Thanks for all of your support. - Henry
@@CityWalks Pussiedon is a very cute cat!!!! How often do you get to see him?
goldie Bear That was our first meeting. I hope to see him again when we get back from our next trip. - Henry
@@CityWalks Pussiedon will be waiting for you! He is cute. Nice fur. :) Have a pleasant trip Henry.
19:59 Wow! That's a beautiful Synagogue.
For sure. Thanks Victor. -H
@@CityWalks What is the name of that synagogue/temple?
@@victorsamsung2921 I believe it's just called Salt Lake Utah Temple. The area it's in is called Temple Square.
Very nice introduce of Salt Lake City and nice walking and watching thru your camera.. thanks for sharing. Your video. I haven't been there yet, I will try to visit there soon . Stay warm
ITGuyUSARoadtrip thanks so much and I hope you make it there sometime soon. It seems like a very nice city. - Henry
Very clean city
exploring with ashley Yes, very. And very safe too. Thanks. -Henry.
Nice and thank for share video
Travel Channel you are welcome. Have a great day.
So clean ♥️♥️♥️
Very. Thanks so much for the comment. -Henry
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Great walk, the city is so beautiful and clean, ❤️
Thanks for sharing, Henry 👍🏼
Ad El thank you for your kind words. All the best -Henry
Thank you for the lovely walk!
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for adding all that great information. -H
Thanks for another great walking treadmill video, City Walks! I've only been at the airport of Salt Lake City a couple of times, but watching your video now makes me want to visit the place....maybe in the summer. I'm watching this in the Philippines and I can almost feel the cold coming through the screen. Haha.
360 Tour ha, yes definitely much cooler than the Philippines. Hope you make it to the city soon. It’s definitely worth the time. - Henry
I loved the video, big like
NIL ARTS NA COZINHA Thanks so much and so glad to hear it. - Henry
Fun fact. 23:20 That building was the original ZCMI Department store, started by the Utah pioneers. Each year, just before the Christmas season, the windows were covered so the staff could prepare the Christmas Window Display’s. Every year they were different, and filled with the magic, nostalgia, and wonder of Christmas. The mannequin’s and sales displays were replaced with Christmas joy and the people Loved it! This tradition was much anticipated every year, and many families incorporated “visiting the ZCMI windows into their Christmas traditions. Some families would gather round the windows and watch as the covers revealed their wonders, while others watched the reveal on the news each year, and then visited later in the season.
Thank you.
Nice. -H
Very cool architecture
Indeed. Temple Square especially. Thanks for watching and commenting. -H
I must agree with others. The streets look so clean. Very interesting walk.
Thanks for visiting and commenting -H
I live in SLC, thanks for taking the time to visit. Our downtown is getting better and some good restaurants and bars further down Main Street as well as more in the neighborhoods.
Love hearing from locals. Thanks so much for the comment and for watching. SLC is a great place and I'd love to get back to spend some more time there. -Henry
素晴らしい映像をありがとう！キレイな街並みですね。🇯🇵より
Shef's tableシェフのテーブル 😀👍🏻👋👋
Thanks for uploading this! I watch this video whenever I become a little bit homesick - haven't been able to return to SLC for a few years :(
Glad you enjoyed it! It's a beautiful city. -H
Amazing
Ana Gastarova 😀👋👍🏻👍🏻 -Henry
Wow.. so beautiful❤🇮🇩
Anggilia Putri great. So glad you enjoyed the walk. All the best. -Henry
Thanks friend 👍👏😊
You are welcome. Thanks for the comment. -Henry
Beautiful city dude, nice post
Paul j Gordon Thanks so much, have a great day. - Henry
What a great tour, so nice to watch :)
For all people, they don't have the time or the option to travel!
Thanks. Watching more of your vids now. -H
Wow...what a superb example of absolute perfection my friend! I will study and try to emulate your filming skills always!
Asia Night: Walking in Asia Thank you for your always kind words. - Henry
I live here in SLC thanks
Lucas Delgado very cool. I hope you got everything right. If not, please comment and correct me or suggest things that I should have covered. The next video will be from Capitol Hill area. Thanks for the comment. - Henry
You should come to Norwich Norfolk England two cathedrals there n lots to see
exploring with ashley I would love to. Thanks for the suggestion. - Henry
A place to grow old......😊
Thanks for the comment. -H
Great
Cambodia Life 😀👋🙏👍🏻
I’m an lds member , I wanna go there too
Hope you make it. Beautiful city. -H
Hi walkers around the world ❤
Howdy! -H
Thank you for this walking tour, I really enjoyed as always. Got just one question. So how to ride this city electric trotinets, you put coin drive couple of miles and just leave them on the street or what?
Ognjen Karamarkovic If you mean the scooters, you use a smart phone app. And yes, you ride them and leave them when you are done. - Henry
@@CityWalks Thanks, not available in my city, that's why it's weird to me 😁 Thanks again, keep walking and all the best! 👍🚶
A city of concrete, very few places to sit down, the temple is swamped by other buildings.
Interesting take Anthony. Not sure that's different than many cities but it's always good to look for improvements. I also prefer cities that are walkable and more compact and sometimes concessions have to be made. I enjoyed walking around SLC though. Take care and thanks for commenting. -H
WELCOME TO YOU, YOU WERE BEAUTIFUL IN THE CITY, YOU AND I MAKE YOUR FRIENDS IN DENT.
SUPPORTING YOUR HOUSE, I WILL WAIT FOR YOU TO GO TO AGRICULTURAL PRICES.
Đại phú Hào thanks so much for your kind words. - Henry
for once there is a city that actually looks good and different from other cities in america , thank you
Yes, they can be fairly uniform and drab, but if you dig a bit, each one has unique stories. -H
the Lion house was the house of President Brigham Young and so was the Beehive house
Awesome. Thanks for that info. Such a beautiful city. -H
City Walks, that building was not the State Genealogical Library, that was part of the wold’s largest genealogical library, also belonging to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Genealogy is tremendously important for their people, and they freely share this information with those who desire it, even partnering with other genealogical societies such as Ancestry.com.
Thank you.
Thanks again. -H
should have shown gateway districty
Next time. Thanks Paulo -H
Do you have the luxury to pick & choose when you shoot? If you do, you should pick a better time to shoot, I mean, the bright sunlight causes annoying lens flare.
Johnny W Thank you for your feedback. I will take it under consideration. - Henry
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I would love to! But life gets in the way and it's hard to find new places to walk when you live in Montana and everything is so far away. I'm hoping to get enough content from Europe the next couple months to go 3/week. Thanks for the encouragement. -Henry
Good morning President Prophet Russell M Nelson I want to mission after my study
Interesting. Thanks -H
When referring to “Mormons” use the full name: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. “Mormon” is way passé.
Oh, ok. Thanks so much for the clarification. Meant no offense of course -H
Great
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