Tours
in Oklahoma City, OK (showing 1 - 6 out of 6)

Thw Bricktown Water Taxi runs a continual service like a bus. All Water Taxi Ambassadors narrate points of interest along the way. A round trip takes about 40 minutes. During our regular season, you can board a Water Taxi every 10-15 minutes at our landing on the Bricktown Riverwalk.

The Harn Homestead is an Oklahoma treasure that celebrates the territorial history of Oklahoma offering a “hands-on” and “minds-on” experience. Visitors share in the abundance of a territorial farm, the brilliance of a one-room school house, the grace of a Victorian home, and the waste-not want-not ethic of a territorial farm family. There is no place else in Oklahoma that can offer this experience which captures the spirit of the brave men, women, and children who settled this state.

Play, explore and dine at Bricktown, Oklahoma City's hottest entertainment district on the banks of the Bricktown canal. Enjoy canal-side restaurants, retail shops, museums, sports venues and movie theaters. See public art and street performance art. Take a horse-drawn carriage ride or float down the canal on boat tour. There's plenty to keep you busy while you hang out at Bricktown.

Access state information when you tour Oklahoma City's Oklahoma State Capitol. Observe the legislative process, and discover the only capitol building in the world surrounded by working oil wells. On your tour throughout the capitol, you'll see murals and art exhibits. Be sure to visit the tribal flag plaza and pay your respects at the Oklahoma Veterans Memorial, honoring Oklahoman war veterans killed in action.

Tour one of the fastest growing artist communities in Oklahoma City. The Historic Paseo Arts District Spanish village is where more than 60 local artists live, work and sell their original artworks at 17 street galleries. Check out the times for the annual Paseo Arts Festival and the popular Friday Night Gallery Walk.

Discover Oklahoma's pioneer heritage at the historic Stockyards City. The land track once was a public livestock market, today it is the city's western district devoted to everything for the everyday working cowboy and cowgirl. Visit the district to shop for western wear and rustic furniture, and eat a great steak in true country style.