Ethnic Group Tours 

Enjoy the sounds of an Irish folk singer, admire the colorful costumes of Mexican folk dancers or learn the art of making Czechoslovakian kolaches. Omaha's Ethnic Tours will take your group on an expedition across the globe.  

Explore the experiences below and connect with Omaha’s Group Tour Expert to start planning your tour.

Germany – Enjoy Oktoberfest any time of year with a home cooked authentic German dinner, and sing-a-long choir.

Spain - Explore the ornate architecture and stained glass of St. Cecilia's Cathedral. This Spanish-style cathedral was designed by famous architect Thomas Kimball and is home to a massive three-ton pipe organ.

Ireland - Feast on a traditional Irish “boxty” luncheon dish while Irish Folk singers perform or take an Irish Dinner cruise.

Greece - Enjoy Greek cuisine and dance performances inside a historic gold-domed Byzantine-style Greek Orthodox Church. Opa! 

Ukraine - Wake up to a unique breakfast presentation of Ukrainian linens and traditions.

Mexico – Tempt your taste buds with Latin American desserts as Mexican Folk Dancers entertain.

Lithuania -Taste mouth-watering Lithuanian tortes and find out how these multi-layered treats are delicately crafted.

China - Take part in an authentic Chinese tea tasting presentation.

Sweden/Norway - Visit the Little Scandinavia Shop here you will find a variety of items from Norwegian sweaters to Ekelund towels.

Scotland - Feel like royalty, as you take a tour inside the majestic Joslyn Castle.

India - Take a private tour through the ornate Hindu Temple and enjoy its elaborate architecture.

Poland - Enjoy an authentic Polish meal and special dance presentation prepared by Omaha's Polish Heritage Society.

France - Experience the country of France at Omaha's Le Voltaire restaurant with host chef Cedric Fichepain. Fichepain will prepare a traditional three-course French meal and give a presentation to your group about the customs and traditions of his native country.

Find a sample Ethnic Tour itinerary here and contact Bill Slovinski, 402-444-1760, for more information.