Historic Omaha Tours
History comes alive in Omaha.
Local museums and attractions showcase the area’s history and famous collections of everything from aircraft to artwork. They also provide insight into how things work and inspire groups to imagine what’s still to come. Swivel up to an old-fashioned soda fountain and enjoy a phosphate at The Durham Museum, Omaha’s historic Art Deco train station. Visit the home of Civil War General George Crook and experience life as a frontier hero. Learn about the struggles and triumphs of the Mormon pioneers during their winter migration in 1846. Stroll the Boys Town campus and feel the spiritual impact Father Flanagan continues to make on the world. Discover hidden treasures in the historic riverboat community of Florence, nestled along the banks of the Missouri River.
Explore the “Historic Omaha Tour” sample itinerary below and connect with Visit Omaha’s group tour coordinator Mariah Kacer to begin planning your tour.
Sample Itinerary: 4 days/3 nights
DAY 1
4:00 pm | Check in at one of Omaha’s motorcoach-friendly hotels |
6:30 pm | Experience France with a traditional three course French meal at Le Voltaire |
DAY 2
8:00 am | Ride along on an Omaha city driving tour with a Visit Omaha step-on guide |
10:45 am | Be transported to 1903 Scotland through a tour at Joslyn Castle |
1:00 pm | Visit one of Omaha's favorite restaurants for Italian dishes and a cozy family atmosphere at Mio Italiano |
2:45 pm | Work with your hands to create a masterpiece with artists at Hot Shops Art Center |
6:30 pm | Dine as an 1879 Army general guest at General Crook’s House |
DAY 3
9:00 am | Walk among more than forty military airplanes and spacecraft from WWII to the Cold War at Strategic Air Command and Aerospace Museum |
11:00 am | Tour the expansive campus of Boys Town |
3:00 pm | Explore Omaha’s past at the city’s former Union Station, The Durham Museum |
6:00 pm | Enjoy an evening of German dancing, singing and an authentic meal at the German-American Society |
DAY 4
Depart |