Tourism in Lincoln, Nebraska
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Lincoln, Nebraska is the home of the state capitol of Nebraska, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and has history dating back to the mid-1800s. A list of tourist attractions that can be found within the city are as follows.
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Wikivoyage has a travel guide for Lincoln (Nebraska).
Arboretums/gardens
Attractions
- Centennial Mall[5]
- Downtown Lincoln[6]
- Deer Springs Winery[7]
- Governor's Mansion[8]
- Historic Haymarket[9] and West Haymarket
- Hyde Observatory[10]
- James Arthur Vineyards[11]
- Lincoln Children's Zoo[12]
- Lux Center for the Arts[13]
- Nebraska State Capitol[14][15]
- P Street District[16]
Event venues/arenas
- John Breslow Ice Hockey Center[17][18][19][20]
- Haymarket Park[21][22]
- Ice Box[23]
- Lancaster Event Center[24]
- Lincoln Community Playhouse[25]
- Pinewood Bowl Theater (in Pioneers Park)[26]
- Pinnacle Bank Arena[27]
Historic sites
- Fairview, home of William Jennings Bryan[28]
- Robber's Cave[29]
- Thomas P. Kennard House[30]
- Wyuka Cemetery[31]
Museums
- American Historical Society of Germans from Russia Museum[32]
- Lincoln Children's Museum[33]
- Midwestern African Museum of Art, Culture & Resource Center[34]
- Museum of American Speed[35]
- Museum of Nebraska History[36]
- National Museum of Roller Skating[37] (and the offices of USA Roller Sports)
- Nebraska High School Sports Hall of Fame[38]
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
- Bob Devaney Sports Center[39]
- Eisentrager Howard Gallery[40]
- Great Plains Art Museum[41]
- International Quilt Study Center & Museum[42]
- Kawasaki Reading Room[43]
- Kimball Recital Hall[44]
- The Kruger Collection in the College of Architecture[45]
- Lentz Collection for Asian Culture[46]
- Lester F. Larsen Tractor Test & Power Museum[47]
- Lied Center for Performing Arts and Johnny Carson Theater[48]
- Love Library[49]
- Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center, a.k.a. The Ross[50]
- Memorial Stadium: Home of the Cornhuskers football team, built in 1923[51]
- The Robert Hillestad Textiles Gallery[52]
- Sheldon Museum of Art:[53] built in the early 1960s, architect Philip Johnson[54]
- UNL Botanical Garden & Arboretum (City Campus)[55]
- UNL Botanical Garden & Arboretum (East Campus)[56]
- UNL Dairy Store[57]
- University of Nebraska State Museum (Morrill Hall)[58] and Mueller Planetarium, Nebraska's only fulldome digital planetarium[59][60]