Thanks to our Country Inn & Suites hotel's location in Omaha, Nebraska near Highway 6, guests are an easy drive from the exciting attractions throughout greater Omaha. Our hotel is also close to I-680, which takes guests north and south to the city's surrounding airports. Whether you're planning to visit the Henry Doorly Zoo, tour the Durham Western Heritage Museum or go shopping at Village Point Shopping Village, you can do it all from our convenient hotel's location.
While in Omaha, Nebraska, be sure to visit these sites:
Boys Town (2.5 miles) A 900-acre village dedicated to youth care, Boys Town is one of Nebraska's most important attractions. Maps and tours are offered regularly. Phone: +1 (402) 498-1140
Candlewood Shopping Center (0.5 miles) Check out some of the finest shopping in the area at Candlewood Shopping Center. Phone: +1 (402) 390-0890
Durham Western Heritage Museum (10 miles) The Durham Western Heritage Museum focuses primarily on Omaha's history and boasts authentic pieces from Nebraska's past. It's located within a restored 1931 Union Station. Phone: +1 (402) 342-6164
Joslyn Art Museum (17 miles) Enjoy the Joslyn Art Museum's collection, which focuses primarily on western art from the 19th and 20th centuries. The museum also hosts live jazz on occasion. Phone: +1 (402) 342-2376
Miracle Hill Golf and Tennis Center (1 mile) Offering a championship 18-hole golf course, complete practice facility and eight indoor tennis courts, the Miracle Hill Golf and Tennis Center is a perfect spot for recreation in Omaha. Phone: +1 (402) 498-0220
Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo (11 miles) The nationally renowned Henry Doorly Zoo is Nebraska's number-one paid attendance attraction, attracting more than 1.3 million visitors annually. Promoting its mission of conservation, research, recreation and education, the zoo, which is home to approximately 17,000 animals, is a popular and exciting destination for those visiting Omaha. Phone: +1 (402) 733-8401
Omaha Children's Museum (10 miles) Imagination and learning come together at Omaha's Children's Museum. Be sure to check the website for the museum's calendar of special events. Phone: +1 (402) 342-6164
Gerald R. Ford Birth Site and Gardens (7.5 miles) In honor of the 38th President of the United States, the Gerald R. Ford birthplace features birth documents as well as mementos from the former president's time in office. Phone: +1 (402) 595-1180
University of Nebraska at Omaha (6 miles) This renowned university offers a wide range of degrees and concentrations. Phone: +1 (877) 884-6287
Westroads Mall (1.9 miles) We are just minutes from this popular mall, which offers premier shopping for all your needs. Phone: +1 (402) 397-2398
About Omaha
Located on the Missouri River, Omaha first began expansion in 1863, the year President Lincoln chose it as the terminus of the first Transcontinental Railroad. Since then, the city has maintained steady growth, and several magazines have selected it as one of the best places to live in America. The locals are quick to agree, taking pride in the area's economic growth as well as its cultural events and leisure opportunities. Omaha's natural beauty is accentuated by numerous parks and gardens, which offer an idyllic haven for joggers, cyclists, and other outdoor enthusiasts. Learn about local wildlife and more exotic creatures at the Henry Doorly Zoo, considered one of the best in the country. Or stay indoors, browsing the city's cosmopolitan mix of art galleries, antique stores, fine restaurants, bistros and clubs. Since its railroad days, this crossroads at the center of the US has stayed on track, living up to its reputation as the pride of the heartland.
Did you know?
In days gone by, the Dodgers and Cardinals have called Rosenblatt Stadium home. Today, it is home to the Omaha Royals AAA professional baseball team. Since 1950, Rosenblatt has hosted baseball's College World Series, the longest-running event known to the stadium.