Located in the heart of Oklahoma State, this city capital which is also the second largest city in North America offers a wide choice of experiences. The city of Oklahoma has many museums, parks, restaurants, historical places for the regular tourist. Read More..

Bricktown is located on the east side of downtown Oklahoma City. It was a warehouse district that has been converted into a restaurant and night club. The popular Bricktown water taxis take the visitors for a 45 minutes drive down Bricktown Canal. Read More..

Opened to the general public in 1964 today this garden is spread over 17 acres. It comprises the Crystal Bridge Tropical Conservatory which is a circular garden of palm trees, exotic plants, abundant wildlife and waterfalls. With more than 1000 species of plants it rivals most botanical gardens across the world. Read More..

The centre is run by Kirkpatrick Fund in mid 60's and is located in the city centre. The centre which earlier started out as a science and arts facility grew as a separate division to provide assistance to budding artists and seasoned creators of art. Read More..

This zoo was first opened in early 1900's as the first zoo in Southwest with a small fawn and is now considered the top three zoos in USA. The zoo has various safaris and adventure rides for children and family which are designed to bring children closer to nature. There are toy trains and animal shows especially for young adults. Read More..

Yes, Oklahoma City has several museums for art, history, science, sports and music. The Okalahoma Museums Association is a non-profit organization and provides all information about the state's 500 museums, historical societies, etc. Read More..

This museum consisting of galleries spread over three floors houses an excellent collection of European and American art. The museum houses art of contemporary and current artists, and also an excellent collection of Chihuly glass sculpture. Read More..

This museum is known as an excellent institution of history, art and culture. This museum houses and exhibits a rare collection of western art and also sponsors research, education programs to engender interest in Western culture. This unique museum has been a regular source of information to students and scholars of western history and culture. Read More..

The museum is a relatively small with 27000 sqft. of exhibit space and a small park and was created to be self guided. The museum contains memorabilia of America's military past and the Oklahoma state's contribution to country's history and defense. Read More..

Originally established in 1962 as Oklahoma Science and Arts Foundation, this museum is divided into an outdoor sanctuary, a planetarium, a learning centre, a large Dome Theatre and the Air and Space Museum. The exhibits are categorized into various sections like self exploration, aviation, space, gadgets and general engineering. Read More..

This museum was a memorial to the 1995 terrorist bombing of Alfred Murrah Federal Building spread over a 3 acre site. The memorial was built in memory of 170 people killed during the bombing and is run on earnings from endowments, admission fees, and private contributions. Read More..