Tour Salt Lake City In A Charter Bus

April 9th, 2007

Like most American cities, Salt Lake is becoming larger and more and more chain shops and restaurants are popping up. There are many neighborhoods in Salt Lake and each section is trying to remain unique with local shops and festivals. If you and your group are planning a charter bus trip to Salt Lake City, you should charter a bus to visit these diverse attractions.
The Capitol Hill area is located north of the Capitol and looks out over the downtown area. To the West, you can get a good view of the Great Salt Lake gleaming.  This is one of the older areas of the city, “Marmalade District,” as it is also called. You can find many architecturally diverse and historic homes here.
 

Head east on your charter bus and you will find the Avenues neighborhood.  This is Salt Lake’s first neighborhood that spans all the streets north of South Temple St. from State St. over to the Wasatch Mountains. This neighborhood is primarily inhabited by young professionals. The closer to downtown the more apartments you will find. If your Salt Lake City Charter Bus Rental heads north you will find older homes and families. This neighborhood also shakes off the stereotype that all of Salt Lake City is a Mormon town.Your charter bus tour should then turn to Federal Heights where you can see some picturesque older homes. Nearby is The University of Utah where you will find many shops that have a younger, college feel.
 

Finally your last stop should be The Downtown area where  you will notice an urban revitalization effort. Many industrial areas have made way for new housing and for shopping and eating called The Gateway.  A historically important city center, you can also find several museums, including Brigham Young’s home. Be sure to call The BusBank and put all your Salt Lake City, Utah charter bus rental worries behind. 

 

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