Design and layout are wonderful, the children's area is wonderful. You just can't help not spending hours in this library. Go up to the roof and enjoy the view.
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Design and layout are wonderful, the children's area is wonderful. You just can't help not spending hours in this library. Go up to the roof and enjoy the view.
We only drove by this site, as we were short of time and were traveling with a dog. Still, the building has very interesting architecture. It's worth a drive-by.
Visit Salt Lake's downtown library if you appreciate wide, expansive places, interesting architecture, unique and local art, and people watching. Free film series, interesting classes,children's library, comfortable seating, and some of the most educated and informed librarians in the state are just a few of...More
I used to live only a couple of city blocks away from this library and I loved having it so close by. The library itself is extensive and has a lot to offer on each floor. There are a variety of shops along the bottom...More
If you ask at the desk they have a self guided walking tour. There are a couple of cafe and gift shop options in the library and lots and lots of public art. There's an impressive multi-media lab. Architecture fans will definitely want to visit...More
We love the Salt Lake City library. It's beautifully designed, modern,spacious. The kid section is amazing! With area for kids to play, learn and of course read ! It's very nice that they have a foreign language section too ! The kid's café offers a...More
The public library of Salt Lake City is absolutely beautiful! The children's area is amazing with play rooms, tiny child-sized reading books, and huge stuffed animals to relax on. There's also sensory stations that would be good for children with sensory-related issues. There are small...More
The architect of this structure has to be genius, it is magnificent. All levels have great views...along with thousands of resources, free meeting rooms and retail available.
This was a quick stop to see the building. The walk to the top was quiet and crowds were friendly. There is more to this building than just books. I was surprised to see a hair salon on the first floor.
The glass elevator that takes visitors to the rooftop is not to be missed. I also loved the shops on the main floor . . . great place to buy gifts for fellow booklovers.