It was awesome! Had a great time. Anyone visiting Omaha should take a tour. Prices were very…read morereasonable and the drivers were excellent and very knowledgeable about downtown Omaha and the old market.

I contacted this business in December about some info and suggestions for a trip we were planning…read morein April or May. They said they would get back to to me and I've never heard another word from them. Maybe my budget was too low. Poor customer service.

The only travel agency I use. Excellent service and truly custom travel to my specifications…read more Fabulous agency!!!

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.

Beautiful view from outside and surrounding the area. We cannot make it to your inside because we…read morearrive late from Missouri. But still very happy be able to view outside castle.

First time visitor Dog friendly grounds - saw a dog bag…read moredispenser gravel cement asphalt grounds Semi incline Free parking Did the tour - $17 for a little over 90 mins to see each level of the castle and hear the history Tours are on select days and times. It would indicate on the website and just appear and wait for the door to open to pay for entry. Or can be purchase ahead of time. Home was decorated for a weekend event but to see the details of the Mosaics, molding, rooms, creek of wooden floors, to just be inside a castle, and to hear how the Joslyn started from the ground up and truly gave back to the community even after of passing to ensure the community was taken of. They treated everyone including to those working for them like family. To wander around the grounds floor is pretty neat, to see the inside is pretty special. Would recommend especially those passionate for history, designing, and architecture.

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!

Music in the Park...great music (rock and roll) every Thursday over the summer...bring your chair…read moreand your furbabies...dance if you feel it! Make friends and socialize!

We've been renting a lot for our rv from Washington Terrace for the last three years. I wasn't sure…read moreif this was the right place for us when I saw it (there are a lot of lots) but am now extremely happy we decided to try it. The management was very helpful in getting our rv hooked up as we were first time rv buyers. The location is near all the amenities we could ask for while being quiet at night. Our neighbors were welcoming and friendly, and made me feel safer about leaving our rv for extended periods of time while my husband was between jobs and we went back home. The park itself is neatly kept. Some may not like being asked to cut their grass, but I appreciated it as all the lots were well maintained. Sadly, my husband's job has ended and we're taking our rv back home. If he ever has work in the area again and we need a place to rent, Washington Terrace remains our first choice.

The best rates in Omaha of you need a no frills weekly or monthly hotel. The building is old but…read moreclean and they have cable and maid service as well. The lady who manages the hotel is super nice and even cooks meals for all the guests at the hotel on special holidays. I stayed there for 6 months and enjoyed my stay greatly. If I ever need to go back to hotel living I would check there first.

We booked online last minute while driving across Nebraska from the Denver area. My daughter that…read morelives in Omaha had seen the area and said it was beautiful. When we arrived a gentlemen helped us so we could get in to the Modern Dome that we had rented. A short while later the manager called to make sure everything was ok and check if we needed anything. The employees were all friendly and helpful. We absolutely loved the dome from the moment we entered! The space was perfect for the group of 5. We enjoyed the view of the lake while sitting outdoors and while sitting in the hot tub. The property is peaceful and beautiful. They also offer different types of glamping for different size groups. The stocked lake was nice for catch and release. I would highly recommend staying at Ashland Glamping!

I stayed the night at Ashland Glamping last month and couldn't have had a better time! This is the…read moreperfect as a staycation from Omaha or Lincoln or super convenient off I-80 for anyone passing through. We booked just an hour or two before in the afternoon after getting to the area from a roadtrip and they were still able to accommodate us. They have many different types of accommodations for groups of different sizes of a couples getaway. The airstreams are perfect for a couple, while the domes are great for a smaller group or the one for a large group! In the dome facing the lake, we loved the location right near the water and the patio with a fire pit and hot tub.The dome we stayed in and amenities were all extremely clean and well set with dishes, sheets, and towels (not beach towels, so pack those!). Other shared amenities were also great, with the lake to fish and swim in, peddle boats, and kayaks. Ashland Glamping is super close to downtown Ashland, Ashland Brewing, Cellar 426, and other attractions such as the Space and Air Command Museum. This leaves plenty to do on-site and off during the day, while enjoying a fire and the hot tub at night. The staff couldn't have been nicer! I can't wait to come back with a group this summer and enjoy a warm day in the lake.