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UNL Campus Itinerary: A Curated Guide for Students & Visitors

The University of Nebraska—Lincoln (UNL) is a vibrant hub of culture, learning, and recreation. Whether you’re a current or prospective student, a Husker fan on game day, or simply exploring Lincoln, this itinerary showcases the campus’s most engaging attractions.

UNL Campus Itinerary: A Curated Guide for Students & Visitors

Local's Tip

Tours are available year‑round, but we recommend visiting in the warmer months when the campus is especially walkable.

Day 1

129 N. 10th St.
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 937-9944 Read More

Start your morning at Hurts Donuts, a beloved local favorite among UNL students.

12th & R St.
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 472-2461 Read More

The Sheldon Museum of Art houses a permanent collection of over 12,000 works, featuring American masterpieces by Brancusi, Calder, Douglas, Hopper, Kaneko, Krasner, O’Keeffe, Noguchi, and Rothko. Designed by Philip Johnson, the museum borders a serene sculpture garden ideal for study or a leisurely stroll.

730 N. 14th St.
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 413-7528 Read More

Enjoy a contemporary lunch at Yes Chef Café, located in UNL’s modern College of Business Administration building.

14th and Vine St.
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 472-2642 Read More

Discover natural history at the State Museum and immerse yourself in the Mueller Planetarium’s full‑dome digital shows. Highlights include the life‑size bronze mammoth “Archie” in Morrill Hall and the world‑famous Elephant Hall.

210 N. 7th St.
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 434-5636 Read More

After a craft‑beer workshop at the Empyrean Beer School, dine at Lazlo’s Brewery & Grill for a hearty meal.

12th & R St.
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 472-1619 Read More

Check the university’s schedule for student productions at the Temple Theatre and ensembles at the Kimball Recital Hall. Find details here.

141 N. 9th St.
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 475-4011 Read More

Accommodation: the 231‑room Graduate Lincoln offers downtown comfort for travelers.

UNL Campus Itinerary: A Curated Guide for Students & Visitors

Day 2

3535 Holdrege St. Suite 130
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 904-7937 Read More

Kick off your day at Cultiva East Campus, offering expertly brewed coffee and a diverse brunch menu.

1523 N. 33rd St.
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 472-6549 Read More

Visit the International Quilt Museum, home to the world’s largest publicly held quilt collection spanning five centuries and 50 countries.

3535 Holdrege St.
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 467-3611 Read More

Enjoy a classic Lincoln treat at Valentino’s East Campus, a local favorite.

One Memorial Stadium Drive
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402)-472-4224 Read More

Experience the excitement of Cornhusker football with a self‑guided tour of Memorial Stadium or purchase tickets for the next game. Schedule and ticket info here.

845 N. 70th St & 126 N. 14th St.
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 261-9860 Read More

Dine on classic burgers and fries at Honest Abe’s Downtown, a local hotspot.

8th and P St.
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 435-7496 Read More

Explore the Haymarket District’s shops and eateries, then unwind at Barry’s Rooftop Bar (The Nebraska Bar).

141 N. 9th St.
Lincoln, NE
United States

(402) 475-4011 Read More

Book your stay at the Graduate Lincoln for convenient downtown lodging.

UNL Campus Itinerary: A Curated Guide for Students & Visitors
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