Omaha Area Attractions
If you're thinking about visiting Omaha, we have lots of great attractions for you!
photos courtesy of Jim Burnett
Here are just a sample of Omaha area attractions:
College World Series - For those baseball fans!
Henry Doorly Zoo - Some of the many exhibits include:
Desert Dome - The world's largest indoor desert.
Free Flight Aviary - See over 500 birds in the world's 2nd largest free flight aviary.
Imax - Travel around the world without leaving your seat!
Lied Jungle - this natural rain forest enviroment immerses the visitor in lush vegatation, has a 50 foot waterfall and over 90 animal species.
Joslyn Art Museum - Joslyn Art Museum has served as a premier center for the visual arts since 1931.
Old Market - Spend the day in Omaha's historic Old Market. Shop, eat, or just stroll through this romantic and exciting part of Omaha.
Omaha Children's Museum - A place where children can challenge themselves, discover how the world works, and learn through play.
Omaha Symphony - Over 75 years as Nebraska's premier symphony orchestra.
Omaha Area Resources
If you're considering a move to Omaha (a great place to live!), the following resources will be of valuable assistance.
Dex Online - QwestDex yellow pages.
Eppley Airfield - Omaha Airport Authority provides airport and parking maps, flight information, and much other information for your trip to and from Omaha.
Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce - Take a descriptive tour of Omaha, or find out about its economy and culture. Includes a factsheet. Omaha especially prides itself on the excellence and breadth of its educational resources.
In the O! - Community events calendar. Visit here to to promote your event, or to see a list of events in the area.
Omaha-USA.com - Omaha-USA is a comprehensive guide to business, education, financial services, real estate, recreation, travel resources (hotels, etc) and opportunities, shopping, and much more.
VisitOmaha.com - Greater Omaha Convention Visitors Bureau. Local tourist office lists things to do and see. Also find out about the local and state governments, or view a calendar of events.
If you're thinking about visiting Omaha, we have lots of great attractions for you!photos courtesy of Jim Burnett
Here are just a sample of Omaha area attractions:
College World Series - For those baseball fans!
Henry Doorly Zoo - Some of the many exhibits include:
Desert Dome - The world's largest indoor desert.
Free Flight Aviary - See over 500 birds in the world's 2nd largest free flight aviary.
Imax - Travel around the world without leaving your seat!
Lied Jungle - this natural rain forest enviroment immerses the visitor in lush vegatation, has a 50 foot waterfall and over 90 animal species.
Joslyn Art Museum - Joslyn Art Museum has served as a premier center for the visual arts since 1931.
Old Market - Spend the day in Omaha's historic Old Market. Shop, eat, or just stroll through this romantic and exciting part of Omaha.
Omaha Children's Museum - A place where children can challenge themselves, discover how the world works, and learn through play.
Omaha Symphony - Over 75 years as Nebraska's premier symphony orchestra.
Omaha Area Resources
If you're considering a move to Omaha (a great place to live!), the following resources will be of valuable assistance.
Dex Online - QwestDex yellow pages.
Eppley Airfield - Omaha Airport Authority provides airport and parking maps, flight information, and much other information for your trip to and from Omaha.
Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce - Take a descriptive tour of Omaha, or find out about its economy and culture. Includes a factsheet. Omaha especially prides itself on the excellence and breadth of its educational resources.
In the O! - Community events calendar. Visit here to to promote your event, or to see a list of events in the area.
Omaha-USA.com - Omaha-USA is a comprehensive guide to business, education, financial services, real estate, recreation, travel resources (hotels, etc) and opportunities, shopping, and much more.
VisitOmaha.com - Greater Omaha Convention Visitors Bureau. Local tourist office lists things to do and see. Also find out about the local and state governments, or view a calendar of events.