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Fall in Omaha offers visitors plenty of opportunities for fun and exploration. From dragons to dogs, find 10 ways to spice up your October in Omaha. The…
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From the rolling Ponca Hills in Nebraska to the scenic Loess Hills across the river in Iowa, there are plenty of hiking opportunities to explore in the…
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In part one, we highlighted Omaha’s popular pumpkin patches and attractions. We have even more fun ways to fill your trip itineraries with autumn…
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Your four-legged friend deserves a getaway. Travel to Omaha, a nationally recognized top city for pets, where we'll pamper your pup with scents…
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Posts From: October 2014
By: Amy For dinner on our trip to Omaha for Restaurant Week, we dined at Brix. Located in Omaha's Midtown Crossing neighborhood at 220 S 31st Ave, Ste 3103, Brix is much more than just a restaurant. It's really a sort of a total food and wine experience, with a retail and wine market, bar and restaurant all in the same space. Read More…
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By: Heidi Durham Museum in Omaha, Nebraska should be on everyone’s must do list when they are in the area. Earlier this month my Mom and I had to travel to Omaha for an overnight stay and we had a little bit of free time…
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By: Amy Another fun thing we did when we were in Omaha for Restaurant Week is visit a couple of craft breweries featured in the Omaha Craft Brewery Tour. Once again, our friends from Visit Omaha were kind enough to set us up with a free pint at each of 8 great breweries in Omaha - and the best thing is that if you want to request your own brewery card, just click here! Read More…
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By: Connie Reed Historic districts are always fun to explore, especially when cobblestone streets are lined with old brick buildings filled with unique shops, art galleries and interesting pubs and restaurants. That describes to a T Omaha’s Old Market District, a former warehousing area developed in the 1880s. Read More…
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By: Karyn A cascading waterfall, palm trees and a rush of warm air greet visitors as they step into Omaha’s newest attraction, the Marjorie K. Daugherty Conservatory at Lauritzen Gardens. Last weekend, I was among the first guests to wander through the $21 million, 20,000-square-foot glass garden that features a Tropical House, Temperate House, and temporary plant display area. Read More…
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By: Amy With all of the great restaurants in Omaha, we knew Omaha Restaurant Week would be just as delicious as our Restaurant Week here in DSM. Read More…
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