The Joslyn is one of the best architectural gems of Omaha. It was closed several years for renovations, reopened last year, and has been winning awards ever since. And it's free!

Tip: Don't miss the Fountain Court on the second floor. Also, the cafe in here is an underrated spot for a quick coffee or snack.

PS: Most of our engagement photos were taken here.

We adore this European cafe! It's great for a cheese board and wine, or a full-on dinner, with a daily changing menu that's hand-written (charming).

Tip: Buy a bottle of wine from the shelf, sit outside, and people-watch. Also time moves slower here, and service reflects that.

PS: Some of our engagement photos were taken here.

Giant pretzels and beer! This place has a large indoor/outdoor space, and our co-working office is actually attached to it, too, so it's a hangout of ours.

Tip: Friendly for families and big groups.

New science museum. They have a cafe, Fig, that is along the riverwalk too. Sometimes on Thursday nights, they stay open late for just adults.

Omaha is very proud of its zoo! Check out the rainforest, desert dome, and aquarium.

PS: This is where Christina met Tyler's sister, Brooke, and her family for the first time.

This coffee shop is a staple! Beautiful building with art-deco vibes. It has a drive-thru and is open late, too. Christina likes the granita, and Tyler likes the cold brew.

Tip: Best for small groups, unless you want to sit outside among the firepits. Best to go during non-peak hours.

Adorable neighborhood coffeehouse with plants and hand-crafted drinks. Coffee is air-roasted and they make their own almond milk.

Fun fact: Christina's great-aunt used to live in this exact house back in the 70s!

The Old Market Passageway, specifically, is a place I wouldn't want visitors to miss. It's got art galleries, quirky stores, and if you're lucky you might even find the hidden garden.

The Old Market as a neighborhood is charming with its brick streets, restaurants, and shops. Worth a stroll!

If you're an old soul, you might love this shop full of amazing stationary items, like fountain pens, wrapping paper, journals from Japan, and rubber stamps.

Tip: You must find the shop-cat named Parsnip!

Originally the train station of Omaha, this is now a museum with rotating exhibits and an old railcar in the lower level. The lobby is breathtaking, like stepping back in time.

A cute gift shop full of "made in Omaha" goods, like mugs, socks with Warren Buffet's face on them, popcorn, hot sauces, t-shirts, and magnets.