Oklahoma City delivers a surprise to anyone who still thinks of it as a simple stop on Route 66, because the modern city packs in a vivid mix of culture, food, history and outdoor energy.
Travellers can drift from the neon-lit diners and roadside Americana of the Mother Road into Bricktown’s canals, live music and nightspots, explore powerful stories at the First Americans Museum and the Oklahoma City National Memorial, wander creative neighbourhoods like the Paseo Arts District, taste bold barbecue and local craft beer, and jump straight into rafting, kayaking or cycling at the Boathouse District and Scissortail Park.
The city blends Western heritage in Stockyards City with a fast-growing arts and culinary scene, giving visitors a destination rich in personality and full of unexpected experiences.
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