Downtown
No trip to Omaha is complete without a visit to the Old Market, the city’s most popular leisure-time destination. Several blocks of old brick buildings that once housed bustling produce markets and warehouses now play host to some of the hottest shops, restaurants, bars, art galleries and theaters in the area. The best way to get around is on foot, so park the car and hit the sidewalk.

Old Market
(402) 341-7151
1000 Howard Street
Omaha, NE 68102-2815
www.omahaoldmarket.com

Omaha hosts a dynamic shopping environment to rival that of any major metropolitan area. Borsheim’s – America’s second largest jewelry store – is headquartered here, as is the Nebraska Furniture Market, which spreads out over an amazing 78 acres. The charming Old Market offers more than 100 eclectic shops, galleries, pubs, coffee houses and restaurants. Modern suburban shopping destinations such as Village Point provide hours of fun activities.

Bel-Air Plaza
(402) 333-3200
12100 West Center Rd Ste #216
Omaha, NE 68144-3960

Countryside Village
(402) 391-2200
10808 Prairie Hills Dr
Omaha, NE 68144-4830

Midtown Plaza
(402) 344-4600
700 N Saddlecreek Rd
Omaha, NE

Village Point
(402) 505-9773
168th Street and W. Dodge Road
www.villagepointeshopping.com