One of the best zoos in the world—don’t miss the Desert Dome, Lied Jungle, and the indoor rainforest. Check the website for ticket details and special events!
Housed in a stunning Art Deco train station, this museum showcases Omaha’s rich history with vintage train cars, engaging exhibits, and rotating displays that bring the past to life. Check the website for current displays and ticket prices.
A beautiful botanical oasis in Omaha, perfect for a peaceful stroll through lush themed gardens and scenic views. It’s one of our favorite spots in the city!
Fontenelle Forest is a peaceful nature retreat just outside Omaha, located 15 minutes away from downtown in Bellevue with scenic trails, a treetop boardwalk, and beautiful views—perfect for a relaxing walk or a little outdoor adventure.
The Orpheum Theater is a beautifully restored 1927 landmark in downtown Omaha, known for its grand chandeliers, gold accents, and timeless elegance. Check the website for different events sponsored by the Orpheum as well as what broadway show is playing!
Looking for a quick bite? Might we suggest Runza? Runzas are a beloved Nebraska tradition with the first official Runza restaurant opening in Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1949. Runza has become a regional favorite, known for its hearty comfort food and strong Husker game-day presence.
The Old Market is Omaha’s historic arts and entertainment district, featuring cobblestone streets, unique shops, art galleries, and over 40 restaurants and bars. Enjoy a horse-drawn carriage ride, street performers, the charming Old Market Passageway, and more!
With the Gene Leahy Mall, Heartland of America Park, and Lewis & Clark Landing, there is plenty to visit and see at the Riverfront. Visitors can enjoy scenic walking trails, a year-round skate ribbon, a lakeside amphitheater, and the 200-foot Farnam Pier offering stunning river views.
Walk the Bob! The Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge—affectionately known as “Bob the Bridge”—which is a 3,000-foot-long walkway that gracefully spans the Missouri River, connecting Omaha, Nebraska, and Council Bluffs, Iowa.