Holiday homes & rentals in Nebraska

Located in the Midwestern US, Nebraska is the only state in the country that has a unicameral legislature. Whether you want vibrant culture or fascinating natural attractions, Nebraska can offer you all this and more. It has a varied landscape from the Chadron State Park to the Oglala National Grassland.

Many historic trails that were first explored by the Lewis and Clark Expedition pass through this state. When you are looking for places to stay in Nebraska, consider booking your own holiday home. There's accommodation available for all types of travellers, whether you are travelling with your entire family or just on your own.

Iconic foods of Nebraska

Nebraska takes credit for inventing Reuben Sandwiches which have now become popular across the country. This mouthwatering treat is made up of corned beef, sauerkraut (fermented finely cut cabbage), and lots and lots of Swiss cheese, typically served on Russian rye bread.

Another Nebraskan invention is the delicious Butter Brickle ice cream that was developed in Omaha. Butter Brickle ice cream is basically a vanilla ice cream that has bits of Butter Brickle candy in it. This candy is toffee flavored and is also very crunchy. Enjoy this creamy buttery goodness at least once when you are in Nebraska.

Historical landmarks to see in Nebraska

If you are a history buff Nebraska is the perfect holiday spot with its 20 National Historic Landmarks. Fort Robinson is a former US Army fort that played a significant role in the struggle between the Native Americans and the US Army. In fact, this place was also the home of the Buffalo Soldiers, the first all-black unit in the US Army.

The Nebraska State Capitol Building in Lincoln is one of the historic landmarks that is worth a visit. Inside this building you can see beautiful tile mosaics, numerous historic chambers and lovely murals. Designed by the architect Bertram G. Goodhue, this building is considered an outstanding work of architecture.

Natural wonders in Nebraska

If you want to experience the inherent simplicity of nature just visit the Sandhills region. The early settlers called this area ‘The Great American Dessert’ because of the plant covered sand dunes found here. Over 25 percent of this state is covered by the Sandhills region and it has been recognized as a biologically diverse and ecologically unique land.

Designated a National Historic Site in 1956, Chimney Rock is located near Bayard. In the journals of those who traveled on the Mormon, Oregon, and California Trails this natural rock formation is the most documented natural site. If you want to learn more about the history of Chimney Rock head to the visitor’s centre.

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