One might say this is the best zoo in the world! It is home to the nation's largest indoor rainforest and the world's largest indoor desert. Jordan's favorite exhibit is the aquarium while Gannon loves the Kingdom of the Night!

The Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge is a true engineering marvel. Stretching across the Missouri River from Omaha, Nebraska, to Council Bluffs, Iowa, the bridge will leave visitors feeling as though they’re on top of the world. Crossing the bridge creates an almost weightless experience and offers beautiful views of the Omaha skyline.

This park was recently updated and reopened in the summer of 2022. Walk around and enjoy the daily food trucks or stop to play on the iconic slides.

This brand-new science museum is a place to a place to explore the astonishing phenomena that shape our world, our communities, and ourselves.

Head to Lauritzen Gardens, Omaha's premier botanical garden, for an impressive display of rare and native plants. The park covers over 100 acres in the riverfront hills area of Omaha. Stroll through the various themed gardens at Lauritzen Gardens, including English, Victorian, and Nebraskan Prairie-themed areas.

After a day walking around the Old Market, enjoy some homemade ice cream at Ted and Wally's. Their ice cream is made from scratch using all-natural ingredients from local producers and they also provide vegan and keto options!

Jams, an Omaha restaurant legacy, is an American Grill that offers a melting pot of different styles and varieties of food dishes containing high-quality ingredients paired with the optional cold drink or creative cocktail. Jordan and Gannon both love the Baked Scampi!

Jams also has Midtown and West Omaha locations.

Need to recharge? Check out this local coffee shop! Jordan has spent way too many hours studying and working on homework at this spot, but still recommends it to all!

The Joslyn Art Museum is Omaha’s premier destination for the arts and remains a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike. The Joslyn Art Museum space centers around a concert hall surrounded by various art galleries and is another fine example of Art Deco architecture in Omaha. Designers also incorporated various Native American cultural elements into the design. The museum is free and open to the public, providing opportunities for everyone to experience the beauty of art.

Meet the locals and make new friends at this popular neighborhood bar. In the heart of the Old Market, Billy Frogg’s offers classic bar food, nightly drink specials, and a 'buzzy' atmosphere. Try out a pitcher of Pond Scum or play arcade games downstairs!

A recent addition to the Old Market scene, Memoir has an amazing brunch and even better cocktails and it a perfect spot to get some great food pics for any aspiring foodies out there.

The Fat Putter features FOUR 9-hole courses and each hole features its own unique theme design and challenge to put your putts to the test. They feature an in-house full bar and kitchen. This location is open to all ages during the day but from 6pm to close its all 21+ only. Think: adult swim, but better!

Axe throwing like no other! Locally owned and operated with the latest technology in targets. You won’t just throw an axe – you’ll stick it!

Mouth of the South is a scratch kitchen serving Southern Cajun cuisine. They offer a wide variety of Cajun favorites accompanied with Southern cocktails. If you're looking for a scratch kitchen and are in the mood for Southern food, they are a go-to place!

Mouth of the South also has a West Omaha location.

This local ice cream stop was voted #1 on Yelp! With farm-to-cone ingredients, this place is a must-try! Jordan's favorite is the Butterbrickle!

Mula is a local Mexican joint that Jordan loves! With yummy drinks, plenty of chips and queso to go around, and a chill atmosphere, it's a great spot to eat and hangout before spending time drinking in Blackstone!

Early bird is our go-to brunch spot which has restaurants all over the city! Jordan's favorite: Cinnamon Roll Pancakes paired with a mimosa. Gannon's choice: El Gordo Morning Burrito--warning, this thing is huge!

Locals love Crescent Moon, Omaha’s original ale house. After a day of exploring all of Omaha’s exciting tourist attractions and activities, it’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy a few craft beers or a tasty meal. Jordan's go-to drink is the Pink Moon!

The Inner Rail Food Hall, named as a nod to the location’s former identity, the Ak-sar-ben horse racing track, provides a one-of-a-kind experience for Omaha residents and travelers alike. The food hall includes nine vendors featuring different styles of cuisine, all surrounding a central bar. Jordan and Gannon both like the vendors Nori and Pop's!

Jordan and her mom love checking out the farmer's market on the weekend! This market takes place in Aksarben village every Sunday from 9am to 1pm and features many local artists, farmers, and food!

One of Jordan's favorite places in Omaha to shop where she definitely does A LOT of damage anytime she goes! Lululemon, Sephora, and Aerie are her top picks!

Looking for a fun workout with an amazing group of people? Cyclebar has you covered! This is Jordan's current obsession to help keep her in shape. The instructors are awesome and you're bound to burn a few hundred calories!!

This restaurant sees so much of Jordan and her maid of honor Maddy it's not even funny. You HAVE to try their Pad Thai Noodles or the Watermelon Margarita!