Recently Reviewed Hotels around Nebraska City

• Arbor Lodge State Historical Park
  "Quite a Bit to See and Do"
  "This gem commemorating the home of Arbor Day Founder J. Sterling Morton is showcased by the 52-room neo-colonial mansion that served as his home for many years. The stately Sterling Oak adorns the grounds, as well as an abundance of trees, flora, and fauna. Acres of oaks, chestnuts, maples, and pine..."s, as well as a number of favorite flowering shrubs and blooms greet you as you walk among the stately grounds. " More >
• Missouri River Basin Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center
  "Dynamite Comes in Small Packages"
  "This attraction is not among the larger of venues along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, but is packed with an abundance of indoor and outdoor exhibits that tell of the trials and tribulations faced during the early days of the journey. This center is among the newest on the route and sh..."owcases the unique way that keel boats were used to navigate upstream in the unpredictable Missouri River. The center is located on the bluffs above the river and includes an outdoor interpretive trail and impressive views. Located on the outskirts of Nebraska City, the area is a wealth of history and full amenities. " More >
• Mayhew Cabin with John Brown's Cave
  "Nebraska's Only Stop on the Underground Railroad"
  "The hours are seasonal from May to October but you may also make an appointment for off-season tours of this small, yet informative, museum and the actual Mayhew Cabin that served to shield the man-made cavern that helped many on their run to freedom during the push for abolition. The cabin was move..."d and the cave is a reproduction, but as you venture down the dark corridor underground you have still feel the anxiety that the escaped slaves would surely experienced. Don't miss this gem in the historical hotbed of Nebraska City! " More >