This is a very cool site. Bring he kids. It is fantastic to have this kind of exhibit in Kansas…read moreand the person that was taking care of the place was very interesting and knowledgeable. Who knew this was in Kansas!

From the owner: Discover the story of a Pawnee village that existed in the late 1700s. View the floor of this large…read morePawnee earth lodge left in tact from an archeological investigation. And see the rare sacred bundle that hangs above the altar. Learn more about the people of the Pawnee Nation and their stories. A finalist in the 8 Wonders of Kansas History.

What a beautiful flag dedication, park and trail. This is a really neat thing to walk through…read more Beautiful area. Lots of parking. Guest sign in and benches.

It is big. Very small little town, decided it was worth driving an hour out of my way. Once.read more

Since we had precious little time on a compressed schedule to visit my aunt's friends & family, we…read moredid manage to swing by the biggest ball of twine in Cawker City after visiting her cousin and his family in nearby Beloit, Kansas. We navigated road construction in the rain. Some tourists showed up from Texas. They mistook us for locals. (We had never been to Cawker City.) We would have loved to have stayed to find out what they wanted, but we had people waiting on us in McPherson, Kansas. So on we went. We could have parallel parked but instead, we opted in the rental van to continue on our way.

This is an old time German club…read more i came downtown to check out the ethnic festival, but like most festivals yeah i gotta say it's like 6th Ave in NYC when they close down the street the heat from the asphalt is just annoying. Cold Lowenbraus from Germany, fresh brats, no need to get a silly wristband or deal with tickets, it' s cash. Inna bier-garten filled with trees. The whole place is set up like a german beer garden circa 1919, which is when Nebraska went dry one year before the Volstead Act. Big brick walls. I am reminded of a Philip Roth novel I read about a year ago, how on a Sunday he and his father would ride by the German Bund in Newark and hate them. (and yeah, the Nazi's were pretty bad). (in fact they held Nazi's across the street in WW2, as POW's, even let them drink 3.2 beer, which the Krauts hated, talk about homeland security) They would be outside in Newark on a Sunday afternoon drinking beer. Enjoying freedom. Which pisses off Philip Roth. Now as a German-American should I wonder about how great it is to be having a beer on a Sunday afternoon, or identify with a Jewish-American with obvious sexual-neuroses? I'm not voting for Roth, even though Goodbye Columbus was a good novel.

This facility is a true gem in Grand Island!…read more The Liederkranz is mostly known for the use of their main floor facilities in hosting weddings, banquets, concerts, and dances. I had my wedding ceremony in the courtyard and the reception in the ballroom. The staff and volunteers were excellent, it really was perfect! I work full time and they took care of almost every detail. The Liederkranz has been around longer than Grand Island has been a town, it was the first concern hall and serves to preserve not only German history but Grand Island and American history. The basement has a beautiful bar that they had to disguise it during prohibition. The enclosed courtyard is absolutely gorgeous spanning the remainder of the city block. They have a bowling alley that was built around the 1960s and a restaurant that serves food on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights with Germain cuisine once a month. They offer German language lessons and have a group of singers that practice regularly to sing songs from the old country. If you are planning an event or just want to get in touch with some old GI history I definitely recommend the Liederkranz!

Came here for a school field trip. What a beautiful building. The tour guide that helped us was so…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. He had a great pace to keep kids actively involved without feeling restless and I learned a lot as well. I didn't know they did tours like this. A really cool visit with Andrew our tour guide. We had a great time. Parking is crazy because it takes awhile to find a spot but I feel like that's obvious for this type of building. A great experience here.

Nebraska's State Capitol is a great place to visit! My wife…read moreand I drove to Lincoln to see several different places and we really enjoyed visiting the Capitol building. Our tour guide Allison did a wonderful job showing us the interesting details in many parts of the building. Having visited several state capitols in Western States, I wasn't sure what to expect here in Nebraska. However, this building exceeded any of the others in the scope and breadth of its materials and artwork. Well done, Cornhusker State!

First time at the Haymarket for us..it was a great time.We did not leave empty handed...I did get…read moreanother white gold permanent bracelet (my tradition is every Yelp elite year I add one) Lol s to see, great gift ideas, free Photo Booth, free picture with Santa..(he promised me lots too...he said he'd have his people call my people for delivery) Lots of good, furry baby items, fresh baked goods, fresh bread..the list goes on! Oh and FREE99 parking We enjoyed our time there and we were able to get business cards from our purchases so we can get a hold of them again!

This is really a nice area. I was there for an event where they had the street blocked off - my one…read morecomplaint when they do that is that the entrance is not convenient for those who have had to walk for parking. However, it's a great space and works perfect - lots of places to eat and shop.

Interesting and well-preserved, well-kept site. We enjoyed our leisurely stroll around this site.read more

Great historic value Enjoyed the history. Recommended to stop and see.read more

Absolutely breathtaking. That's how I felt walking through sunken gardens on a beautiful summer…read moreday. Just wow, the way everything is planted here, so organized, well thought out. It's the perfect place to go get fresh air while enjoying Mother Nature. If you love plants and flowers, come here. You won't regret it. There's a parking lot. It's free. It's impossible to give this place less than 5 stars.

Took my wife and our small dog to the garden this evening. It was a hot hot day so it wasnt that…read morebusy tonight. The park was lovely and in great condition. It was well kept and clean. It had benches and ledges all over to sit, view and rest. We even made use of the water fountain for both us and our dog on the way out.