Walking Tours of Omaha for Two or Eight from Restoration Exchange Omaha (Up to 55% Off)
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Learn about famous buildings and city history from a seasoned guide while taking in city sights
Even though it'd be nice to find a man who is willing to push you around in a stroller for little to no money, you can get around a city simply by walking. Get out there with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $11 for a walking tour for two ($20 value)
$36 for a walking tour for up to eight ($80 value)
The walking tour is valid for any tour and for the eight-person tour, the following are valid: the North 24th Walking Tour, the South 24th Walking Tour, or the Vinton Street tour. The North 24th Walking Tour meets at 5 p.m. on the third Fridays. For other tour dates and times, please contact Restoration Exchange.
Learn about famous buildings and city history from a seasoned guide while taking in city sights
Even though it'd be nice to find a man who is willing to push you around in a stroller for little to no money, you can get around a city simply by walking. Get out there with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $11 for a walking tour for two ($20 value)
$36 for a walking tour for up to eight ($80 value)
The walking tour is valid for any tour and for the eight-person tour, the following are valid: the North 24th Walking Tour, the South 24th Walking Tour, or the Vinton Street tour. The North 24th Walking Tour meets at 5 p.m. on the third Fridays. For other tour dates and times, please contact Restoration Exchange.
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About Restoration Exchange Omaha
The nonprofit organization Restoration Exchange Omaha is on a mission to revitalize the city's historic neighborhoods and districts. To that end, they promote the community through 75- to 90-minute guided walking tours: a North 24th Walking Tour, a South 24th Walking Tour, and a Vinton Street tour. Along those routes, guides spin historic tales of the architectural landmarks the group passes, including those on the National Register of Historic Places and those that are only famous for the number of reubens once consumed there. Guides might also point out sculptures and other works of art, painting a picture of the area from the 1960s to present day.