I was in town with my sister who was in town for a work event and I came along for the ride. I came…read moreto the OVI for some suggestions of what to see while here. The ladies at the OVI provided some really great suggestions, especially as the weather was not up to par for outside events. I was given pamphlets of things to see and do as well as suggestions to eat. Some of the places I knew about but there were places, like the Jocelyn Castle, that I wasn't aware of and even while at dinner with locals from her job, they were not aware of. I highly recommend that if you are visiting, that you stop in and get some information from the locals that may take you places that you hadn't planned to go, but glad you went.

When we go to visit a city, we look online to see all the exciting things to do, and we pick up…read morevarious pamphlets, maps, etc along our journey. It's great to learn about and go to all these places! And sometimes we forget that OUR city has a lot of great places as well. Even ones that we don't know about, or ones that have changed since we were kids. I'm talking about OMAHA. The Visitor Information Center is in the Old Market, and while you are here (maybe to spend time in our fantastic newly-renovated city park!) you can drop in to this volunteer-staffed office and look through the plentiful and well-organized pamphlets, and also talk with people who are familiar with the things our city has to offer!

We had a fantastic time exploring Fontenelle Forest! Walking along the main boardwalk trail was…read morepeaceful and beautifully maintained, making it an incredibly scenic and accessible way to take in the trees and nature. Bird sanctuary was really well maintained! It was cool to see all the owls, hawks and falcons up closer.

First time visitor Free parking…read moreEntry fee based on member non member membership kid prices Friendly staff - explained all the look for and what to expect Shop Raptor refuge Exhibits Downstairs rattlesnake turtle kid friendly area Adventure treetop wasn't open while there but it was certainly a neat spot to zip like climb cargo nets do obstacles and in a forest setting, there is also an acorn area for kids to play in a acorn inspired playground Forest filled with trails flat hilly wraps around well defined - each trail with a little of history - boardwalk leads to overlooking the Missouri Plenty of signs to figure where you are at - very safe for solo and group travelers The raptor refuge was a pleasant surprise and also sad as multiple birds have had some type of Incident occur that would not allow them to go back into the wild but really glad they are taken care of by passionate staff individuals Steve shared with us Aero - great storyteller indeed Really would recommend to anyone who just wants to explore the outdoors and see a little bit of everything from water to bridges and tree line paths and hear the silence to enjoy the scenery Due note if you have to leave, you are able to come back (so yes to in and out privilege)

The museum is very beautiful and you can tell there was no expense spared. It's a shame they won't…read moreuse all that money to feed, clothe,house and succor the disenfranchised - as opposed to paying homage to the dead. Very sad. I guess they forgot about what would Jesus do?

Winter Quarters Visitors Center is NOT in Council Bluffs, Iowa.The correct address is 3215 State…read moreStreet, Omaha. It's 15 minutes from this Council Bluffs location. Winter Quarters is a terrific 30-75 minute visit with a 16 min video, visitors center, and the cemetery. And it's free. The kids love pushing the handcart and the log cabin and the covered wagon. The museum tells the story of Winter Quarters and also about the 90,000 pioneers traveling the 1300 miles from Nauvoo to Salt Lake from 1846-1890. A really cool interactive map shows all the different companies coming by wagon, handcart, train, and over the oceans by steamship and sailing ship- so you can look for the company your ancestor traveled in. You can find who is buried in the cemetery, maybe it's your great grandmother! This is a great place to learn about the pioneers heritage. The guides are so pleasant and helpful.

Cute little place with tons of information about Lincoln. The lady gave us great recommendations!…read moreWorth a 5 min pop in.

I was here in May, 2021 and the person working the desk was amazing. She was full of information…read moreand so helpful. The murals on the wall are great and the life size Lincoln was wearing a mask...as most of us were during this time. I'm late writing this review as I've just reached out to them for more information and realized they are worth a 5 star rating.

me and my family have come here every time we visit Nebraska City, it is very family friendly and…read moreencourages the curiosity of our Pioneer friends Lewis and Clark's amazing journey. So many cool things to experience here, highly recommend visiting!

Surprised in how modern the exhibits are and interactive! It is 2 stories and a basement as well as…read moretrails with great views. You can tell a-lot of effort went into preserving & creating the environment if engaged learning. Definitely worth a stop and lots for kids to do. Like all National park sites do t forget to get your Passport stamp and do the Junior Tanger program! There is an entry fee

Very Fare and Promotion Deal they are giving.I booked 2 tickets and after travel back to Atlanta i…read morereffer 2 of my friend and they give them discount too. So i am very happy to see such a real travel agent working in USA .I Highly recommended all indian to book ticket from them and get discount on group deals! Superb experience.

A lady came on Dave Ramsey's show abs stated she was hustled out of $8100 dollars with a timeshare…read more Please please do not get hustled. Dave Ramsey said not to buy timeshares. We have to avoid companies like this.

This is a scam! The agency does not exist. Went to Omaha, there is no place there. Spoke to the…read morepolice, they have had many complaints. They said there is no place by this name, and the address does not exist. Do not fall for this!