Things to Do in Oklahoma City
18 curated spots from Oklahoma City itineraries
Activities & Attractions
10 curated experiences
First Americans Museum
Learn about the cultures and histories of the 39 First Nations in Oklahoma through exhibitions, artifacts, and architecture.[4]
2h 30m · $15-20 per person
Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum
Visit the outdoor memorial with the reflecting pool and empty chairs, then tour the museum to understand the events and impact of the 1995 bombing.[2][4]
2h · $18 per person
Automobile Alley Night Stroll & Shopping
Walk along Broadway Avenue to browse boutiques and local shops in the former car dealership district, then enjoy the neon signs after dark.[4]
1h 30m · Free to stroll; $20-60 if you shop
Lake Hefner Park & Lighthouse
Relax by the lakeside paths, watch sailboats, and take sunset photos near the small lighthouse structure.[5]
2h · Free
Myriad Botanical Gardens & Crystal Bridge
Stroll the landscaped gardens, koi pond, and lawn areas; visit the Crystal Bridge Conservatory for tropical plants and city skyline views.[2][5]
1h 30m · $0-10 per person (gardens free, conservatory ticketed)
Oklahoma City Museum of Art
Explore permanent and rotating exhibits, including notable glass art and American and European works; allow time for photography and quiet gallery wandering.
2h · $15 per person
Paseo Arts District Stroll
Wander the curved streets lined with 1920s Spanish Revival buildings, small galleries, and murals; use a 2–3 hour block as "free explore" time for browsing shops and snapping photos.
2h 30m · Free (galleries optional purchases)
Scissortail Park
Explore walking paths, gardens, and lake views just south of downtown; great for nature, skyline photos, and a quiet break.[4][5]
1h 30m · Free
Scissortail Park Walk & Relax
Stroll the park’s lakefront, gardens, and lawn areas with views of the downtown skyline; use this as unscheduled time to sit, read, and take photos.
2h · Free
Stockyards City Walk & Western Shops
Stroll the historic stockyards area, visit boot and western-wear shops, and capture old-school street scenes.[4]
1h 30m · Free to walk; $40-100 if you shopRestaurants & Food
8 local favorites
Neighborhood JAM
Casual, bright brunch spot with great coffee and creative takes on classics; try the pancake flight or a loaded omelet.
1h · $15-20 per person
Cattlemen's Steakhouse
Historic Western steakhouse famous for its chicken fried steak with white gravy and classic cuts of beef.
1h 30m · $20-30 per person
Cattlemen’s Steakhouse
Historic cowboy-era steakhouse famous for its chicken fried steak and hearty cuts; expect classic Western décor.
1h 15m · $25-35 per person
Hideaway Pizza
Local pizza favorite with plenty of seating; share a specialty pie and a salad for a budget-friendly, lingering dinner.
1h 15m · $15-22 per person
Kitchen No. 324
Bright café in a historic building serving elevated comfort breakfast; try the fried chicken pot pie or stacked pancakes.
1h · $18-25 per person
Mama Roja Mexican Kitchen
Lakeside Mexican restaurant with patio seating overlooking Lake Hefner; share fajitas and margaritas as the sun sets.
1h 30m · $20-35 per person
Pho Lien Hoa
Beloved Vietnamese spot known for rich, aromatic pho and generous portions; order a bowl of beef pho and spring rolls.
1h · $12-18 per person
The Jones Assembly
Trendy restaurant and music venue with craft cocktails and modern American dishes; check the schedule for live music shows.[4]
2h · $30-45 per personMore on Oklahoma City
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