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Why Visit: Consistently ranked among the top zoos in the world. Famous for massive indoor habitats. Highlights: Desert Dome: The world’s largest indoor desert, complete with sand dunes and cactus.
Why Visit: The ultimate spot for kids to learn while having fun. Interactive Exhibits: Play firetrucks and construction zones.
The College World Series (CWS) serves as the culminating round of the NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament, staged each June in Omaha, Nebraska. Much like March Madness in basketball, the CWS determines the ultimate national champion in college baseball.
Why Visit: Omaha’s historic performing arts hub since 1927. Shows to Catch: Touring Broadway musicals, comedy acts, ballets, and operas. Fun Fact: It’s said to be haunted by a stagehand who never left.
Why Visit: A stunning 3,000-foot-long bridge connecting Nebraska and Iowa. Fun Activity: Stand with one foot in Nebraska and the other in Iowa—a “selfie must-do.” Pro Tip: Go at sunset or night—the bridge lights up beautifully.
Why Visit: A stunning 3,000-foot-long bridge connecting Nebraska and Iowa. Fun Activity: Stand with one foot in Nebraska and the other in Iowa—a “selfie must-do.” Pro Tip: Go at sunset or night—the bridge lights up beautifull
Why Visit: Nebraska’s leading fine art museum, and admission is free. What You’ll See: Works by Monet, Degas, Renoir, and American legends like Grant Wood.
Why Visit: A 100-acre urban oasis showcasing themed gardens and rare plants. Must-See Sections: Rose Garden
Why Visit: Located inside the breathtaking 1931 Union Station, a masterpiece of Art Deco architecture. What You’ll See: Fully restored Great Hall with chandeliers and vintage trains.
Why Visit: The cultural heartbeat of Omaha. Cobblestone streets + vibrant nightlife. Highlights: Art galleries and boutique shops.
Why Visit: A unique outdoor museum featuring real military ships and aircraft. Highlights: The USS Hazard (WWII minesweeper).