Nebraska vacation information on attractions and events
Southeastern Nebraska Tourism on NebraskaBeautiful.com Southeastern Nebraska Tourism, the Pioneer Country region – your Nebraska Tourist Guide to Vacations, Attractions and Events
J. Sterling Morton, one of Nebraska City’s earliest and most renowned citizens, is credited with convincing the Nebraska State Legislature to make Arbor Day an official holiday in 1885. The first Arbor Day, 1 million trees were planted; the gesture … [Read more...]
The Plainsman Museum - Aurora, Nebraska Are you interested in the history of Hamilton County, Nebraska from the time between 1860 and 1950? A great place to look at what life was like during this time frame is at the Plainsman Museum in Aurora, … [Read more...]
Aurora Nebraska - A Place to Visit - A Place to do Business - A Place to Live Situated in the little town of Aurora is an opportunity to get back to the roots of the good life. With a population of 4282 you would think there wouldn't be anything to … [Read more...]
Gage County Museum - Beatrice, Nebraska When visiting this community just 40 minutes south of Lincoln you will be able to visit the history of the area with a stop at the Gage County Museum. The museum is located in the Burlington Railroad Depot … [Read more...]
Lincoln is the capital of Nebraska and has the second largest population of any city in the state. It is a good place to vacationers to go, as there are many different things to do in and around the city. Visit the Nebraska State Capital … [Read more...]
Lincoln, Nebraska is the home of the National Museum of Roller Skating. This museum is dedicated to preserving the history and the future of this all-American pastime. Located at 4730 South Street, the museum is filled with photographs, memorabilia, … [Read more...]
The Lincoln Children's Zoo is at the center of Lincoln, Nebraska. The address is 1222 South 27th Street. This attraction was opened in 1965 and is a private, non-profit entity. The Lincoln Children's Zoo is committed to animal conservation, community … [Read more...]
One of the most unique walks you’ll ever have in Nebraska is along the Cowboy Trail. Because of the great move west in the 19th century, the area became thick with different types of travel routes, whether by foot or train. Many of them don’t … [Read more...]
A children's museum provides great opportunities for children to play, laugh, learn and thoroughly enjoy themselves. Every city that has a children's museum is a lucky one, and Lincoln, Nebraska is one of those. The Lincoln Children's Museum is located at … [Read more...]
The Nebraska State Capitol is one of the oldest and most beautiful historic buildings in the state of Nebraska. It is located in Lincoln, Nebraska, with an address of 1445 K Street. The Capitol building was designed by Bertram Goodhue and was built … [Read more...]