Omaha Nebraska became a huge part in the history of America, particularly of the African-Americans in the country; thanks to the fight for equality of Malcolm X. In city, you can visit his birthplace and listen to stories by locals of the community about his accomplishments and other anecdotes that highlighted his life and times.

The number of museums located all over the city can tell you more about Omaha and Nebraska’s roles in the country’s history as well as its own colorful history that has shaped the Omaha that we see today.

The Durham Western Heritage Museum will take you down Omaha’s history and invites visitors to try their interactive exhibits to make the learning experience even more enjoyable for both children and adults.

Another attraction that is popular here is the Henry Doorly Zoo where you can see animals at risk of extinction being taken cared of. There are also plenty of activities to do within the zoo and you will definitely come back a second day to enjoy more of it.

Trains and buses are available for public transport but a car rental in Omaha is the best way to get around the city.

Over at Leavenworth and Abbott Drive, you can find Avis offices; Budget Car and Truck Rental is over at West Dodge Street; Dollar at South Tenth Street; Enterprise Rent-a-Car is located at I Street; and Rent 4 Less is along 132nd and L. Pauls Sin.

You will find driving in Omaha fairly easy as you will hardly run into traffic at any one of its main thoroughfares.