State Museum of History - Just across the street from the State Capitol, the State Museum of History presents a comprehensive historical overview of Oklahoma, from prehistoric times to oil field wildcatters to the space program. Interpretive exhibits, artifacts, original art, and special weekend programs provide an entertaining and informative experience. Unique exhibits include an original bison hide teepee, a Civil War cannon, and wagon used in two land runs, Native American murals, historic quilts and much more. 2100 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 405-521-2491.

 

Stockyards City - Oklahoma City's Stockyards is the largest stocker/feeder cattle market in the world. Here you can see Oklahoma cowboys working the livestock. Cowtown offers a variety of shops from old time general stores and tack shops to western duds, jewelry and a 24-hour beef restaurant. Visitors can also attend livestock auctions held Monday through Tuesday. Agnew Exit South of I-40 to Exchange Ave, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 405-235-8675.

 

Water Taxi of Oklahoma - One of the state's most unique attractions on the new Bricktown Canal. Water Taxi runs a continual service like a bus. You can board a Water Taxi every 10-15 minutes in either direction. All Water Taxi Ambassadors narrate points of interest along the way. You may purchase a ticket from our kiosk, which is located in Bricktown between Chellino's and Oklahoma Avenue on the canal. On the Bricktown Canal, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 405-234-TAXI.

 

White Water Bay - Over 30 water rides, slides, pools and activities. Try Cannonball Falls, a slide that fires you into the water after a six-foot drop. Brave the waves in the Wave Pool or challenge the seven story Bermuda Triangle's three water slides. Then there's the four-person Big Kahuna raft ride, and the 65-foot freefall Acapulco Cliff Dive. Float down the lazy Castaway Creek. There's a Kids Kove soft-play area (with room for the parents, too.). Group rates and meeting spaces are available; call (405) 478-2140, ext. 214 for group info. 3908 W. Reno, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 405-943-9687.

 

Will Rogers Park - Nature enthusiasts love the scenic variety of the 130-acre park. One of the Southwest's outstanding rose gardens, grassy slopes and fresh water ponds are part of the natural beauty. An exquisite arboretum is a living tree and plant museum with more than 600 species. The lighted OKC Tennis Center is here along with an Olympic-sized swimming pool, 18-hole frisbee golf course, picnic tables, an outdoor amphitheater and a Senior Citizens Center.  36th Street and N. Portland, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

 

World of Wings Pigeon Center - Your visit to Oklahoma City won't be complete without a stop at the World of Wings Pigeon Center. This unique and beautiful place was built with the dream of honoring this bird for its contribution to religion and service in communication in peace and war. Take a tour of our museum and library, and see the birds while strolling the grounds. Donations accepted.  2300 NE 63rd, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 405-478-5155 or 800-882-1586.

 

World Organization of China Painters Museum - This unique museum is the headquarters for the World Organization of China Painters. The center contains an outstanding collection of hand-painted china from around the world, along with a research library and classrooms for china painting instruction. 2641 NW 10th, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 405, 521-1234.

 

Yellow Rose Theater - "It's like a trip to Branson Or Broadway without the Drive.  Nothing says entertainment like "LIVE THEATER" add Food and you've got yourself a wonderful evening. The New Yellow Rose Theater is Oklahoma's only permanent dinner theater experience. 1005 SW 4th St. in Moore, Oklahoma; 405-793-7779

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Oklahoma City Route 66 Photo Gallery