- Haymarket Park
- Rocket Fizz
- Lincoln Children's Zoo
- Museum of American Speed
- International Quilt Museum
- Morrill Hall
Attractions Directory
The Stage Theater
225 Locust St (Get directions)
Hickman, NE 68372
The STAGE Theater is a non-profit community theater located in the heart of downtown Hickman, NE, sharing a mission to create a genuine, inclusive, artistic community - YOUR community - built through collaboration that produces an exceptional professional-quality theatrical experience.
Roca Berry Farm
16531 S. 38th Street (Get directions)
Roca, NE 68430
Hours: September 21 – October 31: Monday – Thursday: 9:00 am – 7:00 pm; Friday – Sunday: 9:00 am – Midnight
Roca Berry Farm has been harvesting memories since 1980. Located just seven miles south of Lincoln, Roca Berry Farm's pumpkin harvest is the largest and oldest in Lancaster County. With 40 acres of pumpkins and over 50 different activities for children and adults, Roca Berry Farm is a must visit for all of your Fall needs! Sept 19 - Oct 31.
Roca Berry Farm has been harvesting memories since 1980. Located just seven miles south of Lincoln, Roca Berry Farm's pumpkin harvest is the largest and oldest in Lancaster County. With 40 acres of pumpkins and over 50 different activities for children and adults, Roca Berry Farm is a must visit for all of your Fall needs! Sept 19 - Oct 31.
Lincoln Laser Tag
6600 N 27th Street (Get directions)
Lincoln, NE 68521
Hours: Wednesday - Thursday: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm; Friday: 5:00 pm – 11:00 pm; Saturday: 11:00 am – 11:00 pm; Sunday: Noon – 7:00 pm
Laser Tag is a mildly aerobic, thrill seeking game that is fun for all ages! The object of the game is to score as many points by tagging other players, while trying to avoid being tagged yourself. The 6,840 square-feet arena, can hold up to 30 players at a time and will leave players with an experience that they will never forget!
Laser Tag is a mildly aerobic, thrill seeking game that is fun for all ages! The object of the game is to score as many points by tagging other players, while trying to avoid being tagged yourself. The 6,840 square-feet arena, can hold up to 30 players at a time and will leave players with an experience that they will never forget!
Wyuka Cemetery
3600 O Street (Get directions)
Lincoln, NE 68510
Wyuka Cemetery was established by an act of the Nebraska Legislature in 1869, to provide a “Lincoln State Cemetery” for the new state’s capital city just 2 years after state hood (in 1867). The three original trustees rejected the first site provided by the state– flood prone ground along Salt Creek west of Lincoln. Instead they chose to purchase 80 acres of rolling terrain east of the city on which to establish a “rural cemetery,” the latest trend in American burial grounds. Wyuka Cemetery was patterned after Mount Auburn Cemetery near Boston, MA (est. 1831). This new type of large, scenic, park-like cemetery with curving roads accentuating the lay of the land and abundant plantings of trees, shrubs and flowers, encouraged visitors to stroll, remember, and learn about their community’s past, continuing that same tradition today.
Wyuka Cemetery has grown since those original purchases and now encompasses over 140 acres between “O” Street and stretching north to Vine Street.
Wyuka Cemetery has grown since those original purchases and now encompasses over 140 acres between “O” Street and stretching north to Vine Street.
Wilderness Park
3131 S 1st Street (Get directions)
Lincoln, NE 68508
Wilderness Park, Lincoln's largest park, covers more than 1,475 acres and features over 22 miles of bridle, hiking and biking trails. The trails begin in southwest Lincoln at South 1st and Park Boulevard. The Jamaica North Trail goes through the park stretching six and a half miles and connecting with the Homestead Trail south of Saltillo Road.