"A Day in Omaha"

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8 Locations Bookmarked

Saint Cecilia Cathedral "Amongst the Country's Largest Cathedrals"

Opened in 1959, the imposing Saint Cecilia Cathedral is one of the largest cathedrals not just in the city, but also in the country. Built using the Spanish Revival style, the church features striking architectural details. The interiors are no less extravagant with beautiful paintings, frescoes and sculptures. The modern organ remains central to the church's varied by Ammodramus musical program.

+1 402 551 2313 www.stceciliacathedral.or stceciliacathedral@stcecilia 701 North 40th Street, g/ cathedral.org Omaha NE

Love's & Arts Center "Local Jazz"

Named in honor of local jazz great Preston Love, the Love's Jazz & Arts Center aims to highlight the culture of Omaha's African-American community, specifically North Omaha Jazz. The center offers numerous African-American art exhibits, many performance pieces, and classes in art education. Here you can learn about the rich history of jazz and gain a by Ammodramus greater understanding of the great contributions of the vibrant local community.

+1 402 502 5291 2510 , Omaha NE

The Durham Museum "Dedicated to Western Region's History"

Take a step back in time with a visit to this renovated Art Deco-style train station. Formerly known as Union Station, the museum boasts over 65,000 square feet of exhibits including the Byron Reed Coin and Document Collection, The Trans-Mississippi Exposition Gallery, restored train cars, a teepee, an earth lodge and more. The museum is an affiliate by Tony Webster of the Smithsonian Institution. Temporary exhibitions are also offered.

+1 402 444 5071 www.durhammuseum.org/ [email protected] 801 South 10th Street, Omaha NE

Old Market "Omaha's Favorite Shopping & Restaurant District"

No visit to Omaha is complete without a stop in the Old Market with its cobblestone streets. This eclectic corner of the city lays claim to some of the best shops and restaurants in town. Enjoy Italian at Vivace, invite a special someone to The French Cafe or sip a microbrew at the Upstream. by Tony Webster Small shops offer everything from alternative music to cultural clothing, even a year-round selection of Christmas decorations. Several art galleries are also located in the area. +1 402 341 7151 www.oldmarket.com/ [email protected] 1000 Howard Street, Omaha NE

Heartland of America Park

"Downtown Park and Lake"

Take a walk along the riverfront in this 31-acre (12 hectares) park. Conveniently located in downtown Omaha, visitors will enjoy the breathtaking beauty of a lake and two fountains. The more modern, computerized Heartland of America fountain shoots water into the air and features a colorful nighttime light show. A ride on the General Marion tour by Iulus Ascanius at boat proves interesting, as well as fun. Live concerts add to the relaxed en.wikipedia atmosphere on Friday nights in June, July and August.

+1 402 444 5955 800 Douglas Street, Omaha NE

General Crook House Museum "A Trip Back in Time"

Located on the grounds of the former , this beautiful home dates back to the 1800s. It is closely tied to the U.S. military, acting as headquarters for commanders during the fort's active years. A walk through the front door takes visitors back in time. Furnishings and décor hail from the Victorian era. The Victorian Heirloom Garden also stays true by Dolph72 to history, growing flowers representative of those found in the 1880s. The garden can be reserved for private parties.

+1 402 455 9990 www.douglascohistory.or [email protected] 30th and Fort Streets, g/ Omaha NE

Boys Town "The Original Boys Town"

This National Historic Landmark tells a story dating back to 1917. What started as a small home for troubled and abandoned boys has grown into a campus complete with a Hall of History, All-American Rose and Biblical Gardens, the Leon Myers Stamp Center and more. Visitors can even enjoy a bit of Hollywood, as Spencer Tracy's Oscar for his portrayal of Father by Jared Winkler Flanagan in the movie "Boys Town" is on display. Boys Town is open year- round. Free guided tours are available but donations are welcome.

+1 402 498 1111 www.boystown.org/ 13628 Flanagan Boulevard, Boys Town NE

Strategic Air & Space Museum "Museum for Wing Nuts"

More than 30 aircrafts are on display in this 300,000 square foot facility, including the SR-71 "Blackbird" and the B-36 "Peacemaker." This historic collection is a celebration of aviation and the men and women who served at Nebraska's Strategic Air Command. The museum features tours, films, audio/visual programs, interactive exhibits, flight simulators, snack bar, gift shop and an Aircraft Restoration Gallery. The museum also hosts traveling exhibits and special events.

+1 402 944 3100 www.sasmuseum.com/ lpella@strategicairandspac 28210 West Park Highway, e.com Ashland NE

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