International Peace Gardens
Park · Salt Lake City, UT
About
In Salt Lake City's Poplar Grove neighborhood, the International Peace Gardens is a park dedicated to global harmony. It's a walk through themed gardens representing countries including Brazil, Finland, Norway, and France, each with native plants and sculptures. The space is a quiet symbol of unity, not a typical performance venue.
The gardens are free and open to the public, making it an easy stop for a reflective stroll. With 50 photos and a 4.3-star Yelp rating from 46 reviews, it's a serene spot that locals appreciate. You'll find it a peaceful contrast to the city's busier attractions.
Features
- ✓Stroll through country-themed garden sections
- ✓See sculptures from four nations
- ✓Free admission for all visitors
Good for
Practical
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an admission fee? +
The International Peace Gardens are free to visit, as it is a public park.
Is the park LGBTQ+-focused? +
The gardens are a public park welcoming all visitors, rather than an LGBTQ+-specific venue. Its themes of peace and unity are inclusive.
What are the hours? +
Hours are not listed. As a park, it is likely open during daylight hours, but we recommend checking current details before visiting.
More Arts & Culture in Salt Lake City
The Viva La DIVA Show
4
Arts & Culture · $$ · 1.2 mi
The Tower Theatre (Closed Temporarily)
Arts & Culture · 2.7 mi
The Righteously Outrageous Twirling Corps of Salt
Arts & Culture · 8.4 mi
Plan B Theatre
0
Arts & Culture · 1.6 mi