Natural History Museum of Utah
Located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, overlooking Salt Lake City is the Natural History Museum of Utah at the University of Utah. It is here that you'll discover the Rio Tinto Center that was designed to showcase the diverse landscape and historic treasures of Utah. This Museum sets a new standard for a Natural History Museum of the 21st Century. Since opening over 60,000 visitors admired the Museum that sits on a stunning 17-acre site, and was designed by Todd Schliemann of Ennead Architects. With over 41,300 square feet of gallery and education space, you'll discover more than imagined within these world-class collections in new exhibitions designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates. Among the exhibits are The Canyon where some Museum theater pieces will be performed. The re-envisioned Museum presents a fresh, fascinating and immersive journey through the natural formation of life and land around Salt Lake City and throughout the state of Utah. The Natural History Mu...