We are all delighted by the bustle of big cities and are in awe of the spectacle of pure countryside. However, there is an in-between that also has an undeniable lure: the small town.

There’s something utterly charming about visiting a small community. After all, they offer plenty of peace and quiet, and typically have unique local customs and celebrations that make them worth a visit. Nebraska is a state dotted with such small towns, although one in particular stands out: Seward.

Seward, Nebraska may have a population under 2,000, but it also boasts a quaint historic downtown, an amazing winery, and a celebration that’s known statewide: its massive 4th of July celebration that’s even given the town its own unique nickname.

Seward, Nebraska is known as the 4th of July City, thanks to its massive celebration it's hosted since the 1800s.
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People come from all over to see the fireworks and experience the historic party the town throws.
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However, Seward has a lot going for it all year-round. It has plenty of history, making it an interesting place to learn about.
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It's quite peaceful and quiet here. You'll really be able to get in touch with nature.
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Concordia University is also located in the small town.
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Junto Winery is one of the most popular stops in Seward. Not only is it absolutely beautiful there, but you have got to try the wine.
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Seward is also fairly close to Lincoln, Nebraska — meaning you can soak up the small-town vibes as a pit stop on a trip to the big city.
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Seward, Nebraska might be a smaller town, but it has so much to offer for both out-of-state visitors and Nebraska residents alike.

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