Omaha's nickname, "The Gateway to the West," applies as much to its historical role as a 19th century transportation hub as to the modern opportunities it provides for art lovers and culture seekers. Local independent music labels like Saddle Creek have forged the internationally recognized "Omaha Sound" style of rock music, while the hugely popular Omaha Community Playhouse highlights the city's rich dramatic tradition. Unique shops, restaurants and clubs line the cobblestone roads of downtown's Old Market district, where the lovely brick buildings mingle Omaha's rich cultural resources with its penchant for historic preservation and urban beauty. ...More
National Museum of Roller Skating With the world's largest collection of artifacts chronicling the long history of skating, the National Museum of Roller ... | |
Lincoln Children's Zoo and Botanical Gardens The Lincoln Children's Zoo and Botanical Gardens has exhibits designed for up-close viewing by children, featuring over ... | |
| Nebraska's rich history is celebrated at the Museum of Nebraska History through a wealth of objects, photographs, walk-t... | |
| Built over the course of a decade, between 1922 and 1932, the Nebraska State Capitol features architectural details incl... | |
| Activities designed to entertain and educate the minds of children, ranging from exploring the cave environment of prair... |







