Omaha Travel Guide 🧳✈️

One-Day Downtown Highlights: The old terminal still has exposed wiring 🛠️, but after expansion, it’s set to open international routes! Parks serve as the city’s green lungs 🌳—complete with cradle swings and kids’ skate parks. Nestled along the Missouri River 🌊, this was a major frontier during the Westward Movement. ✅ Few unhoused people, affordable prices ✅ Safe and peaceful, predominantly white community ✅ Home to the Midwestern regional headquarters of the National Park Service ✅ A famous bridge marks the border between two states 🌉 🎯 Option 1: Railroad History Union Pacific Railroad Museum (as mentioned earlier) Bayliss Park – a charming little city park in Iowa-side downtown 🏞️ 🎯 Option 2: Nature, Art & Trains Omaha Zoo – featuring the stunning Desert Dome and Lied Jungle 🐘🌵 Kenefick Park – where the “Big Boy” steam and “Centennial” diesel locomotives meet 🚂✨, commemorating the completion of the first transcontinental railroad on May 10, 1869 Lauritzen Gardens – a tribute to former Union Pacific CEO Kenefick 💐 Joslyn Art Museum – free entry! 🖼️ Joslyn Castle & Gardens – paid entry 🏰 🎯 Option 3: The Buffett Trail CHI Health Center – where the legendary Shareholders Meeting is held 📈 Blackstone Plaza – headquarters of Berkshire Hathaway 🏢 5505 Farnam St – The Oracle’s home 🏡 (view from outside!) 🍽️ Must-Try Food: Spicy hot pot and teppanyaki at Wukong Asian Restaurant 🍲🔥 #Omaha #RecordTheRomance #AfterSunset #SummerActivities #TravelNebraska