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We've got the keys to the city and so will you! Explore pre-Deco and Art Deco buildings inside and out with expert guides and insider access. - featured in the Wall Street Journal (2026) - named a top 10 walking tour in the USA by AARP Magazine (2025) We start in the heart of the Deco District at the Philcade Building, a dazzling Deco landmark that's closed to the public and will be transformed into Oklahoma's finest hotel. This is a public group tour that runs most Fridays and Saturdays from mid-March thru December. Private tours on other days, including the Deco Deluxe driving tour, can be arranged upon request.

Here in the Greenwood District, you'll find the true heartbeat of Tulsa—a place once known as Black Wall Street, where African American dreams soared, only to be shattered and rebuilt with unyielding courage after the nineteen twenty-one Massacre. Our tour will take you from John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park, along the streets of the historic Greenwood District, and end at the Greenwood Cultural Center, a living testament to the perseverance and achievements of Black Tulsans. Go at your own pace, anytime. The tour never expires.

Tours give a unique view of Oklahoma City's Bricktown district, while tour guides narrate points along the way, please weave tales of Oklahoma City's past, present and future together in a rich tapestry. Water Taxi tour guides are also trained to be familiar with all of the places visitors should add to their itinerary while in Oklahoma City; acting as informative tour guides for more than the canal itself.

Enjoy a 3/3/3 mix -- walking 3 miles interspersed with 3 streetcar rides over 3 hours -- leisurely exploring downtown’s rich historical layers. Your local guide walks you through the DNA that makes Oklahoma City one-of-a-kind. The historical story is told through today's sculptures and murals, restored architecture, vibrant parks, and the journey itself. This engaging tour takes you to the OKC National Memorial, the scenic Bricktown Canal, and the Myriad Gardens, all while sharing captivating stories from the city’s past. Ideal for both first-time visitors and locals, this tour is a must-do for anyone wanting to connect with Oklahoma City. - Walk 3 miles over 3 hours through the OKC city center - Includes 3 streetcar rides and access to the OKC National Memorial - Your local guide shares fascinating tales from Oklahoma City's history - Plan for 3 hours with a couple of mid-tour break for coffee, Boom Town Creamery treats, and restroom access

Get goosebumps from stories of true crime and tales of mysterious hauntings as we recount episodes from Tulsa's dark past. Walk past Arts District cafes and museums that once hosted disreputable hotels and legendary characters — some of whom never left. Tour is for adults and includes mature topics like adult (mis)behavior, murder, racial violence.

Explore the quirky underground tunnels of Oklahoma City, built during urban renewal in the 70s. This tour highlights modern art installations, historic photographs, and the secrets of previous tunnels, including notorious gambling dens. Today's tunnels and skybridges connect downtown offices and garages, allowing people to get around while sheltered from the weather. They are free and open to the public on weekdays. Our guided tour lets you delve into history without getting lost and explore two historic hotel lobbies. Please note: on-going repairs sometimes close part of the Underground and we might have to walk outside to bypass any closed sections. - Mostly indoors - 1.25 hours, 1 mile - Minimum of 2 adults required to run the tour - Not accessible to wheelchairs; escalators or stairs may be required

Discover the best of Oklahoma City’s craft beer scene on this small-group bike tour ideal for those who want an introduction to the city's beer scene. Cruise to several local breweries to learn about the brewing process and enjoy signature tastings at each stop. Easily connect with fellow beer lovers as you explore the city’s top taps on this small-group tour.

Step into the rich history of Tulsa’s Greenwood District on a private and customizable walking tour led by a knowledgeable griot. Through immersive storytelling, multimedia presentations, and visits to historic landmarks, monuments, murals, and a site that preserves actual bricks connected to the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, travelers gain a deeper understanding of the people, events, and resilience that shaped Black Wall Street. Led by Kode Ransom, a griot with deep roots in the community, this experience brings the legacy, history, art, and literature of Greenwood to life through engaging tours designed for history enthusiasts, students, and curious travelers alike.

We begin storyteller-style with your guide's recounting of the city's epic founding during a Land Run. We then talk and walk through OKC history from territorial days to contemporary life. We enter the city's most historic skyscrapers and outdoor symbolic memorial grounds. Along the way we pass around vintage images to help you reimagine the bygone past. Come see OKC through our eyes and learn why we are such an up-and-coming city!

Explore the vibrant Plaza District of Oklahoma City on a guided walking food tour that highlights local eateries and the area's artistic charm. This culinary journey features five delicious food stops, paired with engaging stories and insider knowledge about the local food scene and history. Enjoy a leisurely stroll of approximately one mile, discovering the rich personality of the Plaza District while tasting diverse dishes. Perfect for food lovers and those seeking a unique experience in OKC. - Guided walking food tour showcasing 5 local food stops - Learn about the history and culture of the Plaza District - Insider insights into Oklahoma City's dynamic food scene - Approximately 1 mile of leisurely walking with a local guide

Get an overview of downtown Oklahoma City and its districts with out getting lost on this leisurely small-group bike tour led by knowledgeable guides. Explore the city's art, architecture, and rich history on comfortable 3-speed bicycles with included bottled water. Visit the city's first mansion, the National Memorial & Museum, vibrant Bricktown, and architectural highlights like the Devon Energy Center.

Do you want to try different food across OKC? Hop on your streetcar tour! You'll experience 4 unique districts while your tour guides share fun facts as we travel on the OKC Streetcar. Delicious local food will be waiting for you at each stop. So let's EMBARK and connect your taste buds to the community! What to Expect: - A guided food tour with a local guide - 4 food stops and tastings - Stories, facts, and history about each area - Travel on the Streetcar (fare included) - Insider's guide to OKC's food scene

Discover the vibrant flavors of Oklahoma City's Asian District on this guided walking food tour. Sample authentic Vietnamese, Chinese, and other Asian cuisines at three different food stops while enjoying two refreshing drink breaks. Your local guide will share intriguing stories and historical insights about the area, ensuring you gain an insider’s perspective on OKC's diverse food scene. This approximately 1-mile stroll is perfect for food lovers looking to explore the culinary richness of the district. Come hungry and ready to experience a unique blend of traditional dishes and innovative fusions. - Guided walking food tour through Oklahoma City's Asian District - Visit 3 food stops and enjoy 2 drink stops along the way - Learn about the history and culture of the Asian District - Approximately 1 mile of relaxed walking with a local expert

An Unforgettable Western Adventure... Bull Riding! Line Dancing! The National Cowboy Museum! Steak Dinner! **Must be 21+ with photo ID Saddle up for an evening of cowboy culture and Western charm! Experience rodeo legends, frontier art, and outlaw tales that shaped the spirit of the American West. Mosey on over to Stockyards City — home to the world’s largest live cattle market — where you can shop for authentic boots, belts and hats, and clear the dust from your throat at the local saloon before heading to Cattlemen’s Steakhouse to sink your teeth into a sizzling steak dinner just like the cowhands of old. After supper, you’ll hit the dance floor at Cowboys OKC to learn some beginner line dancing moves, where locals two-step, sip whiskey, and cheer on real bull riders. (Must be 21+ with a photo ID) By the end of the night, you’ll have a dusty pair of boots, a full belly, and a heart full of memories — proof that you truly were a Cowboy for a Night.

Celebrate 100 years of Route 66 on a tour that captures Oklahoma City’s creative spirit—past and present. Cruisin’ OKC takes you through the heart of the city’s iconic Automobile Alley, where historic showrooms, bold architecture, and the open-road legacy of the Mother Road meet contemporary art. This guided experience blends automotive history with modern creativity, showing how the automobile helped shape Oklahoma City—and how that legacy continues to inspire artists, makers, and innovators today. You’ll ride the OKC Streetcar through Automobile Alley, hopping on and off to explore highlights that bring the story to life. Stops include the Indian Motorcycle showroom, the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center, and hidden gems with significant automotive history. Enjoy shopping for locally made souvenirs along the way. From chrome and craftsmanship to color, creativity, and community, Cruisin’ OKC is part history tour, part art experience, and entirely Oklahoma City.

Enjoy a stroll through charming downtown Norman while exploring historic sites and modern culture. This guided tour along Main Street discusses the city’s transformation from a surveyor’s campsite to a modern-day football powerhouse. Learn about the town's founding, symbolism of colorful murals, and stories behind local landmarks. Perfect for history buffs and casual explorers alike, this 1-hour tour covers less than a mile while offering insights into Norman’s past and present.

Step into the heart of Oklahoma’s living cowboy culture with a behind-the-scenes day. By day’s end, you won’t just have learned about cowboy culture — you’ll have lived it.