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If you are new to Omaha, head for the Old Market, take a horse and carriage ride and see some of Omaha's best. You can also take a trolley tour to help get you up-to-date first hand. Omaha's Old Market area is an attraction in itself. It is located in the oldest part of town so a lot of the original flavor of the old buildings has been preserved making it a pleasure to see as well as walk around. The entire area is not to be missed, it is Omaha's oldest part of town preserved with the unique shops that can't be found anywhere else. During summer months, it has a great Farmer's Market, reflecting back to the oldest days of the area. The streets are paved with brick just like in the oldest days. The sidewalk covering is edged with flower boxes, some with hanging plants. The main intersection of 11th and Howard street has large circular planters on the corners. The summer air is filled with the sweet smell of blossoms in bloom. In the fall, the blossoms are replaced by Christmas lights. Soon, the smell of fresh fallen snow fills the air. Of course, the smell is often interrupted as you walk by one of the many restaurants. No matter what you are interested in, there is a restaurant that will satisfy the palate, all unique, some very upscale such as Indian Oven, Omaha Prime, V. Mertz, Vivace, and The French Café. Even more casual, check out Julio's, Old Chicago and so on. The Old Market also has great pubs and taverns most serving great food too. Check out Barry O's, Howard Street, Mr. Toads,* and the best brewery of Omaha and Chicago, so when in Omaha, visit the Old Market and have yourself a "Farquar" time. Art and Museums
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