Nebraska

Day Trips from Omaha
The history of beer brewing in Nebraska dates back to the 19th century, though the state was among the first to implement dry laws following the spread of the temperance movement in the early 20th century.
Take a romantic trip to a country inn, plan a family getaway or check into a unique city hotel.
Nebraska is home to a wonderful assortment of visitor attractions and activities celebrating the heritage of the American Great Plains, ranging from preserved indigenous monuments to museums honoring the area's 19th-century pioneer culture.
Omaha-area visitors can explore the Durham Museum, which transforms the city's former Union Station building into a Smithsonian-affiliated history museum.
Peruse the animal exhibits of the Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium, regularly voted as the world's best zoological park.
Lincoln is home to the renowned Lincoln Children's Museum.
Kearney showcases the Great Platte River Road Archway Monument, which honors the state's connection to 19th-century westward expansion trails.
Outdoor recreational opportunities abound at sites such as the Missouri National Recreational River, which preserves the final two unaltered stretches of the majestic Missouri River.
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