Best places: Tourist attractions in Oklahoma City, United States

A garden, pool & sculptural memorial commemorating victims of the 1995 Murrah Building bombing.

State-run, free-entry indoor/outdoor museum displaying military history artifacts & memorabilia.

Dioramas, artifacts, art & more documenting & interpreting the history of the American West.

Unique spot for educational exhibits of 300+ skeletons of many species plus hands-on displays.

Huge bronze statue marking the opening of the land in Oklahoma Territory with the Land Run of 1889.

Park with trails through woods & grassland, plus amenities including a playground & nature center.

Expansive museum with child-friendly, hands-on exhibits, plus a planetarium & cafe.

American art from the colonial era to 1960, plus European paintings & contemporary exhibitions.

Dirt & paved hiking & biking trails wind through a wooded glen, with 3 covered picnic pavilions.

👍👍 This place was awesome. I took my daughters to do this and they loved it. I highly recommend doing this if you ever want to skydive but Want to do it in a controlled setting first. We had more fun then should be allowed. My daughters are daredevils and adrenaline junkies. The next thing they want...

Lake Hefner attraction inspired by a 1700s New England lighthouse, a popular place for photography.

This year-round park is home to a formal rose garden, walkways, an arboretum & education center.

Playful, narrated boat rides with historical information offered on the Bricktown Canal.

👍👍 After visiting the very moving OKC Memorial, and exiting at the 9.03 gate resembling the time after the bomb, it's logical to enter and visit this Catholic Church. It's a classic brick one, but with very nice stained glass inside. While visiting the Memorial, be sure and stop in to see this beautif...

👍👍 A lovely museum with rotating exhibitions and hands on activities. It is free to enter, but donations are welcomed.

A 158-acre park with a wide range of amenities from soccer fields to a skate park & fishing ponds.

Expansive, cylindrical greenhouse boasting over 750 plant varieties, waterfalls & elevated walkways.

Restored locomotives, a 19th-century depot & memorabilia displays, plus seasonal train rides.

Zoo with an array of animals, plus walking trails, shows & attractions such as train tours.

148 acres of ponds, trails & an observation tower with lake views, plus a Mother Road memorial.