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Seward County is located in between York County and Lancaster County along the Interstate 80 corridor. The city of Seward is its largest community and its county seat. This square-shaped county spans 576 square miles and includes Utica, Beaver Crossing, Goehner and 7 other small towns. One of the county’s newest attractions is the Nebraska National Guard Museum in Seward.
Learn more by contacting the Seward Visitors Committee at sewardnebraskatourism.com or (402) 643-4189.
Junto Wine is located in the scenic Garland Hills between Seward and Lincoln. Their name was inspired by Benjamin Franklin, who in 1727 created a social club he dubbed the ...
The Red Path Gallery & Tasting Room showcases the creativity of Nebraska's residents in Seward’s attractive town square. Red Path pairs a gallery filled with the artwork of ...
The Olde Glory Theatre and Community Hall hosts theatrical productions and community events in Seward. Located in a renovated 1873-era former church, it's a unique chance to watch a ...
Bottle Rocket Brewing Company brews beer in the basement of a historic grain processing mill one block south of the town square in Seward. Belts, augers and chutes are ...
The Dowding Municipal Pool in Seward is an aquatic stage so spacious that it can accommodate 1,200 people at the same time. A water slide, two diving towers, springboards and ...
Sports-minded travelers can target the Plum Creek Sports Complex for an exhilarating workout in Seward. The many attractions here include an 18-hole disc golf course, four baseball/softball fields, ...
After moving military vehicles and more than 11,000 artifacts from Lincoln to Seward, the new Nebraska National Guard Museum is open for visitors. Exhibits explain the more than century-long history ...
Seward gets loud each summer when “America’s Small Town Fourth of July City” launches its Independence Day celebration with a celebratory bang. The community’s first observance of ...
