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Omaha Neighborhoods, Locations and Omaha Districts
(Omaha, Nebraska - NE, USA)
Although Omaha is Nebraska's largest city, offering a wide variety of attractions, Omaha is still considered a hidden gem due to its lack of public exposure. Packed with good bars, cafés and restaurants, and a charm to call its own, Omaha has an assortment of unique shopping experiences along its cobble-stoned pavements and historic districts.
Central Omaha is a lively district surrounded by a great zoo and several museums. Landmarks and distinct characteristics easily distinguish the different parts of Omaha city. Here are Omaha's main locations, shopping districts and neighborhoods.
Omaha Locations and Districts: Central Omaha District - Omaha, Nebraska (NE), USA
The central part of Omaha is home to established neighborhoods as well as areas such as Bemis, the Gold Coast and Blackstone, all of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A quaint neighborhood with charming houses and a tree-lined sidewalk, the Central Omaha district is popular for its laid-back feel. The University of Nebraska, Elmwood Park, Memorial Park and a small shopping area all make Central Omaha an exciting place to be. A variety of foods can be enjoyed here, ranging from Jamaican and Italian to tasty fish and chips.
Omaha Locations and Districts: Downtown District - Omaha, Nebraska (NE), USA
The oldest part of Omaha, where the first settlers set up camp along the banks of the Missouri River, downtown Omaha is now a lively metropolitan area. Just a few minutes' drive from Eppley Airport, the area's Old Market consists of several brick warehouses which have been filled with restaurants, shops, condos, bars and art galleries. Tourists and locals enjoy the old feel of this part of Omaha city, from the old-style lamp posts to the horse-drawn carriages. Also known for its art, Omaha's downtown district boasts several museums, a theater and a large auditorium where plays are often performed.
Omaha Locations and Districts: North Omaha District - Omaha, Nebraska (NE), USA
During their cross-country trek in the late 18th century, the Mormons camped on what is now Omaha's Mormon Pioneer Cemetery. The main campus of Metropolitan Community College is Fort Omaha, which was initially built as a military post in 1878. Along the river you will find Freedom Park, a military museum with a large display of WWII ships, submarines and artifacts. Travel a little farther north and discover Cunningham Lake, a favorite fishing and boating spot among locals. Cafés are scattered around the North Omaha district, as well as the famous Mr. C's Steakhouse.
Omaha Locations and Districts: South Omaha District - Omaha, Nebraska (NE), USA
Known as Bellevue City until the early 1900s, Southern Omaha is home to some of the city's most famous attractions, including the Henry Doorly Zoo, Rosenblatt Stadium, Sokol Stadium and Hitchcock Ice Rink. Delicious Mexican food is available at El Alamo. Due to the mix of Polish, Italian, Hispanic and Czech nationalities, ethnicity and culture blossom in this particular part of Omaha. Nearby South Omaha and tucked within the hills is the Fontenelle Forest Nature Center, an abundant nature reserve complete with hiking trails.
Omaha Locations and Districts: Northwest Omaha District - Omaha, Nebraska (NE), USA
An ever-growing district of the city, Northwest Omaha is crowded with shopping malls and housing developments. Golfers will especially enjoy this part of Omaha city, due to the half dozen golf courses in the area. The 20 Grand Theater shows the latest blockbusters, while a more laid-back day can be spent along the banks of Standing Bear Lake.
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