Omaha Nebraska Tourism
Omaha Nebraska Tourism on NebraskaBeautiful.com Omaha Tourism, the Metro Nebraska region - your Nebraska Tourist Guide to Vacations, Attractions and Events in the greater Omaha and surrounding area cities.
Henry Doorly Zoo - Omaha, Nebraska
Omaha is the largest city in Nebraska, and as such is a major center of the tourist activity in the state. The "Gateway to the West" as it is often called, is situated along the Missouri River. One of its attractions is the Henry Doorly Zoo. Read more
Durham Museum - Omaha, Nebraska
The Durham Museum is considered one of Omaha, Nebraska’s most unique treasures. Recently renamed from the Durham Museum, it has been open since 1931, the museum is located inside an art deco building and takes a look at the history of Omaha, with interactive hands-on education. Read more
Omaha Children’s Museum - Omaha, Nebraska
Whether you live in or near Omaha or are just visiting, and you have children or grandchildren, there is one place in the city that shouldn’t be missed, and that place is the Omaha Children’s Museum. You’ll have as much fun as the kiddies as you watch their joyous participation in the many activities and special events specifically designed to educate and entertain. Read more
Lauritzen Gardens - Omaha, Nebraska
Botanical gardens can be both relaxing and educational. Not only can you learn about all different areas of horticulture, you can sit amongst the beauty and simply enjoy. A botanical garden is defined as one where plants are cultivated for scientific, educational, and ornamental purposes. Read more
Joslyn Art Museum - Omaha, Nebraska
In Omaha, Nebraska, the Joslyn Art Museum is the only place to visit when you want to see fine arts, as it is the only museum in the state with an encyclopedic permanent collection. From permanent collections to special exhibits to educational resources, this one has it all. Read more
Strategic Air and Space Museum - Ashland, Nebraska
General Curtis LeMay had a vision of having a museum that preserved aircraft, and in 1959 his vision started to take shape as the first plane was brought to what was then known as the Strategic Aerospace Museum. While life has certainly changed in the years since 1959, so has the museum, as it has even changed its name, looking towards the future, to be sure it doesn’t become limiting. Read more
Nebraska Stats
- Abbreviation: NE
- Capital City: Lincoln
- Date of Statehood: Mar. 1, 1867
- State #: 37
- Population: 1,711,263 Read more
