Published On Apr 26, 2023
Nebraska Travel Guide: https://wp.me/p9PtaZ-1EJ
Nebraska is not the most obvious choice to spend your vacation days when it comes to travel, but let me tell you, I was surprised to see the amount of things this state in the Mid-west has to offer.
It's probably the most underrated spot that is waiting to be discovered. So if you love exploring roads less traveled, watch the video to know all about Nebraska.
FAQ about Nebraska
00:23 - Why to visit Nebraska?
00:42 - Reaching Omaha (Nebraska) from Seattle (Washington)
01:07 - Traveling within Omaha
Day 1: Omaha
01:17 - Durham Museum
04:34 - Old Market
05:20 - Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge
06:06 - Hotel (Super 8 by Windham)
Day 2: Lincoln City & Kearney
06:14 - En route Lincoln City
06:22 - Nebraska State Capitol Building
07:03 - Sunken Gardens
07:23 - Crane Trust Visitor Center
08:12 - Sandhill Crane Migration
Day 3: Omaha
10:41 - Pioneer Courage Park, Downtown Omaha
11:40 - Kitchen Table
12:03 - Old Market
12:32 - Scooter's Coffee
12:47 - Hollywood Candy
14:00 - Omaha to Seattle via Denver
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