The Old Market is Omaha's most historic, most entertaining neighborhood. The cobblestone streets are home to a diverse mix of shopping, galleries, restaurants, taverns and people-watching.

The Farnam Hotel is in downtown Omaha, situated in the bustling Old Market neighborhood and adjoins the iconic Gene Leahy Mall and Riverfront.

Food & Drinks

Ted & Wally's Ice Cream

V. Mertz - located in Old Market Passageway

Blue Sushi Sake Grill

Dynamite Woodfire Grill - located in Farnam Hotel

M's Pub

Memoir

Plank Provisions

Jams

Le Bouillon

Scooter's Coffee

Hardy Coffee Co.

Dubliner Pub

Ghost Donkey and Chám Pang Lane

Mr. Toad

Food & Drinks

Archetype Coffee

Coneflower Creamery

Early Bird

Orleans Room - in Cottonwood Hotel

The Cottonwood Room Cocktail Bar - in Cottonwood Hotel

The Committee - in Cottonwood Hotel

The transformation of Gene Leahy Mall began in 2019, redesigning the entire area and raising the park up to street level, which added over 40,000 square feet of lawn space in the heart of Omaha’s urban core. Along with the preservation of park artifacts, The RiverFront renovations also added a number of new features including a performance pavilion for live music, a sculpture garden filled with interesting works of art, a state-of-the-art playground and a modern dog park.

Walk along the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge for breathtaking views of the city and the Missouri River. Keep your eyes out for OMAR the TROLL!

Voted number one zoo in the nation! Unleash your sense of wonder across 160 acres of plants, animals and unique habitats from around the world right here in Omaha, Nebraska.

Kiewit Luminarium will rekindle your curiosity and change the way you see the world. There are more than 100 interactive exhibits and a kaleidoscope of engaging programs that intersect science, art and human perception.

Lauritzen Gardens is the nation's premier botanical garden for its ability to impart beauty, awe, and knowledge about local-to-global natural worlds. Also attached to Kenefick Park with old Union Pacific locomotives. Right next to the Omaha Zoo.