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"The sum which two married people owe to one another defies calculation. It is an infinite debt, which can only be discharged through all eternity."
~Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Local Attractions
For those visiting Omaha for the wedding, or for the locals who just have a few days off- we'd like to encourage you to take advantage of some of the great things this town has to offer! Directions to all of these locations are available in the maps section of the website. If you want to find out whats going in the coming weeks here in Omaha, see The Omaha Connection
Old Market District
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Head to Omaha's Old Market district, where exceptional gifts and dining are around every corner. From Harney to Jackson streets and 10th to 13th streets, unique shops, boutiques, pubs, more than 30 area restaurants and distinctive entertainment define this historic neighborhood.
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The Henry Doorly Zoo has many innovative facilities and exhibits. The Mutual of Omaha Wild Kingdom Pavilion, Lozier IMAX Theater, and Cat Complex showcase fascinating wildlife and exotic places. The Scott Aquarium and Lied Jungle, Desert Dome, Kingdoms of the Night, Hubbard Gorilla Valley and Hubbard Orangutan Forest provide immersive environments that display animals in their natural habitats.
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Henry Doorly Zoo
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Fontenelle Forest Nature Center
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Approximately 1,400 acres of forest; 17 miles of foot trails through forest marsh, lake, prairie, floodplain environments; indoor animal exhibits; guided walks, lectures and films.
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Opened in 1931, Union Station was built by the Union Pacific Railroad as a showpiece in the city of their headquarters. The museum offers unique, hands-on learning for people of all ages. Explore Omaha's history, discover something new in our temporary exhibits and remember the past through the special collections.
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Durham Western Heritage Museum
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Lauritzen Botanical Gardens
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100-acre site featuring many outdoor garden areas thrives near downtown Omaha, includes victorian, childrens, rose, native, herb, Japanese and shade gardens- as well as a bird sanctuary. Gained from a visit to Lauritzen Gardens today are tranquility, appreciation of nature's beauty and wonder, inspiration for visitors' own gardens and the pleasure of watching the seasons change and garden spaces evolve through time.
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Elmwood Park possesses a variety of amenities that add to its’ appeal. The 18-hole golf course, two baseball fields and swimming pool make it a popular location for active adults and children alike. There are also paths and trails located in Elmwood intended for biking and walking. Other facilities are located within this beautiful park; they include a lagoon, picnic areas, a playground, restrooms, a pavilion, open spaces and a historic marker.
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Elmwood Park
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Lake Zorinsky
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Zorinsky is one of Omaha’s most popular lakes. It provides fishing and boating while being surrounded by playgrounds, path, trails, picnic areas, shelters, open spaces and restrooms. Sport can be played here as well due to the five baseball fields, football field and three soccer fields
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More Locations to come!
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