Lowest Priced Flights to Omaha on Alaska Airlines starting at $138*

In 1854, founders of the city named it after the Omaha Native American tribe - Omaha means "those who go against the current." The town became a mid-19th century central stopping point for Greek, Irish, Italian, German, Scottish, Mexican, Polish, African-American, Czech, and Scandinavian pioneers heading west--and they all left their enduring mark. Stroll cobblestone streets and browse art galleries in the artfully renovated produce warehouses of Old Market, where you may pass street musicians and horse-drawn carriages. Make your way to the Hot Shops Art Center, a warehouse turned studio where 80 artists apply heat to ordinary objects and turn them into artwork. Discover the world's largest indoor desert and vast indoor rain forest at the Henry Doorly Zoo. Or, just take a walk in the Lauritzen Botanical Gardens, overlooking the Missouri River Valley.

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