Other sights in Salt Lake City
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Tabernacle
The egg-shaped 1867 Tabernacle is again the highlight after the completion of an extensive seismic retrofit and renovation in 2007. Some preservationists grumbled about the replacement of its pine pews, but a few rows of the originals were left in the back. To show off its fabled acoustics, pin drops are held every 15 minutes - the sound can be heard all the way in the back, more than 200ft away.
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Red Butte Gardens
In the nearby Wasatch foothills, the lovely 150-acre Red Butte Gardens has trails, 25 acres of gardens and gorgeous valley views. In summer, during its popular outdoor concert series, check online to see who's playing - from Neko Case to Deathcab for Cutie.
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Main Library
Moshe Safdie's architecturally stunning Main Library has a gently curved glass-and-steel structure complete with sleek glass elevator, rooftop views of the city and loads of natural light. There's also a gallery, coffee shop and deli.
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Antelope Island State Park
The pretty, 15-mile-long Antelope Island State Park, 40 miles northwest of SLC, has nice hiking and the best beaches for lake swimming (though they're occasionally stinky).
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