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Council Bluffs is part of a large and lively metropolitan area that includes communities like Omaha, Bellevue, Gretna, La Vista, and Papillion. Our convenient location allows you to explore two states and countless attractions and restaurants! Unleash all the metro area has to offer by visiting places like the Henry Doorly Zoo! It’s consistently ranked one of the world’s best zoos and features the world’s largest indoor desert, geodesic dome, and North America’s largest indoor rainforest. You can explore more of the area’s railroad history at the Durhman Museum or shop and dine at locally-owned boutiques, galleries, and eateries in the Old Market. Experience Polish, Czech, German, and Mexican history, flavors, and art as you walk South 24th Street in Omaha. Coming spring of 2023, you can explore scientific phenomena at the Kiewit Luminarium!

Find a peaceful escape on the 19 miles of boardwalks at Fontanelle Forest in Bellevue, or challenge yourself on the treetop obstacle courses at Tree Rush Adventures at Fontanelle! Check out the metro’s largest fall attraction at Vala’s Pumpkin Patch and Orchard in Gretna, or shop til you drop at Nebraska Crossing, the Midwest’s No.1 shopping destination. Watch local teams like the Omaha Storm Chasers and Union Omaha compete at Werner Park in Papillion. These attractions and many more are conveniently located and easy to access from Council Bluffs. Check out VisitOmaha.com and GoSarpy.com for more information!

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