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一文读懂诞生两周年的OKC：OKT长远价值的塑造者_腾讯新闻

一文读懂诞生两周年的OKC：OKT长远价值的塑造者

1月15日，是OKC公链诞生两周年纪念日。这两年内，OKC公链的TPS从最初的不足100，提升至如今的行业第一，且整体还在不断优化。在这期间，OKC公链还完成了多次重要的功能升级，技术更新频率在业内引人瞩目。总结来看，诞生的第二年，OKC公链就进入了发展的快车道。

回顾刚刚过去的2022全年，行情转熊导致整个公链市场稍显冷清，各大公链发行的平台通证价格也出现不同程度的下滑和震荡。但是在2023年初，OKC公链通证 -- OKT的走势却与大盘行情相反，呈现出较为明显的涨幅。欧易OKX数据显示，近期OKT价格持续上涨，并在1月3日达到28.16美元的高点，一个月内涨幅突破50%。

OKT上涨的根本动力，自然来源于OKC公链。整个2022年OKC公链的发展取得了重大进展，据OKLink数据显示，OKC 12月底的的链上地址突破了1.02亿，这一数字在1月份为404万，增长了近25倍，且总数仍在不断创出新高。另外，OKC的日活跃地址数也突破245万，较1月份数据增长近110倍。

OKC公链在2022年取得的突出成绩，主要原因有三点：

其他新公链补贴退坡导致开发者寻找更具硬实力的公链，OKC凭借技术积累脱颖而出；背靠储备金充足的欧易OKX交易平台，在一众巨头相继暴雷的情况下更值得信任；网络效应逐渐凸显并在特定的时间到达爆发的临界点。

除了这些直接因素外，我们不妨从理解OKC公链的核心逻辑出发，洞悉OKT价值塑造的底层逻辑。下面，我们将用通俗简洁的语言为读者概括性地解读OKC公链。

一、基于Cosmos公链架构搭建，背靠欧易OKX平台的OKC更有爆发潜能

OKC公链是一条交易所公链，背靠欧易OKX平台。但是外界很少注意到的是，OKC的底层技术是基于Cosmos公链架构搭建的。

首先简单科普下OKC和Cosmos的关系。Cosmos公链以跨链技术和应用见长，是个完全开源的去中心化公链。

众所周知，万联互联是加密世界的终极追求，包括以太坊2.0的目标也与之相关，而实现这一愿景的唯一手段就是跨链技术。Cosmos实现极致跨链体验的方式，体现在其独特的架构设计上。

Cosmos由一个Hub（枢纽）和若干个Zone（分区）组成。Zone其实就是有着特定功能的应用链，也就是搭建在Cosmos上的各条公链，OKC是其中的代表。

值得一提的是，Luna暴雷事件的主角--Terra公链也是Cosmos的Zone。Terra的总锁仓量曾一度位列公链第二，仅次于以太坊。这也足以说明Cosmos底层技术的稳定性和兼容性。

Zone负责产生各种数据和信息，而作为大数据计算的处理中心的Hub可以理解为各条公链资产的集散地。经过Hub的统一协调，各条公链的资产可以快速高效地完成互传。

2022年9月底，Cosmos2.0升级方案得到社区通过，该计划提出要增强去中心化属性以及提高跨链转账交易速度，并且解决潜在的安全漏洞问题。受益于此，OKC公链的性能也将得到一定程度的优化。

在Cosmos框架内的所有Zone中，背靠欧易OKX平台是其最突出的优势。目前，作为行业头部力量的欧易OKX保持着稳健的发展态势，并且凭借多功能异构多链钱包引领Web3世界。参考Cosmos上过去和现今其他玩家的历史表现，OKC公链的整体前景值得期待。当然，其自身的性能优势也值得盘点。

二、OKC性能优势：跨链转账快、性能强、0 安全事故、开发更简便

OKC在性能上具有一系列优势，这也是2022年吸引大量开发者和用户入驻的最主要原因。OKLink数据显示，OKC公链12月底的合约创建数达9608万，较1月份数据增长了近100倍，该项指标是反映链上可承载新开发Dapp数量的最直接参考。下面对OKC的性能优势展开具体介绍。

跨链转账快：

前面提到，Cosmos生态中居于核心的Hub和所有Zone可实现无缝交互，而这一桥梁和介质就是IBC协议，也就是Cosmos最底层的跨链转账协议。

OKC公链在2022年9月份入网IBC协议，充分接入到Cosmos的跨链生态，并借此与近30条链接IBC协议的应用链无缝衔接。在OKC公链入网IBC测试阶段，其跨链转账速度降至10秒，较平均速度大幅提升，并处于行业最顶尖的水平。

性能强：

OKC背靠欧易OKX平台，在获取最先进的技术支持上，有着得天独厚的优势。同时，OKC公链完全开源，支持各路优秀的开发者更新代码和技术，永葆其活跃性和领先性。

2021年OKC公链上线后，开发者社区将原创的EVM虚拟机代码开源并共享给Cosmos社区，为Cosmos网络解决了与以太坊兼容的问题。由此，IBC协议也可在Cosmos框架内，大批量处理以太坊链上资产转账。

底层代码开源之下，不断迭代精进的技术是OKC性能持续增强的保障。OKC公链保持这高TPS和低Gas费的属性，且仍在不断优化。

安全性高：

回望行业历史，公链安全事故频发，连头部玩家也无法幸免。其中，跨链转账环节是资产被盗事故的重灾区，因为在跨链转账过程中出现一丝漏洞都会让黑客找到可乘之机。OKC公链在此方面的较高安全性，体现在三点：

OKC属于单链网络，100%兼容EVM，转账环节更简单和直接，面向黑客的暴露范围极小，被攻击的概率低；

OKC官方定期检查核心的数据存储和验证交易结构，对于任何极其细微的潜在技术漏洞也不会放过，百分百保证黑客攻击无从下手；

欧易OKX平台在行业深耕近10年，在链上安全技术方面储备雄厚，可在此方面不断对OKC公链做技术资源倾斜，构筑更牢固的网络防护墙。值得一提的是，OKC公链运行至今 0 安全事故。

开发更简单：

OKC公链同时依托Cosmos的Tendermint和Cosmos SDK。通俗理解，二者是一套标准化的组合式开发工具包，他们允许开发者将区块链中的一些通用模块标准化，并且在此基础上设计一些独特的功能，如治理和质押等等。简单来说，OKC公链借此实现了开发门槛的降低，有助于吸引大规模不同层次的开发者入职。

三、欧易OKX的Web3产品线，是OKC公链的下一个增长爆发点

2022年上线的欧易Web3钱包，被一部分用户视作进入Web3世界的入口。该钱包作为一个去中心化的载体，兼容了市面上50多条公链，让不同链上的价值流动得以充分贯通。同时，欧易Web3钱包还内置DEX聚合器和NFT市场聚合器，二者均很好解决了DEX和NFT交易的跨链难的痛点，提高了资产利用率和价值流动率。

OKC公链和Web3钱包同属欧易OKX的Web3产品线，充分协同之下将迸发出更有力的网络效应，反哺OKC生态的建设。同时，日渐繁荣的OKC生态，也将使得OKT更显稀缺。按照机制设计，OKT的使用场景包括支付Gas费、资产质押、交易手续费和投票等等。后期，OKC井喷的链上开发活动必然需要更多的OKT。OKT作为生态燃料的长期价值也能得以塑造。

创世区块诞生两周年的OKC公链，已经在各个维度取得了明显的进展。欧易Web3钱包的问世，也将和OKC公链的发展形成强大的协同效应。2023年，OKC还将在技术升级、产品体验、开发者社区和生态繁荣度上持续加码。2024年，OKC将迎来首次产量减半。

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Whether you're traveling to Oklahoma City for the first time, a repeat visitor or a lifelong local, here is our top list of adventures and experiences that are unique to OKC. Be sure to head over to our Insider's Guide where we share what's new in OKC, trip inspiration and upcoming events.

Bricktown Water Taxi

Conestoga Wagons & Teepees at Orr Family Farm

Factory Obscura

First Americans Museum

Myriad Botanical Gardens

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Oklahoma City Museum of Art

Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum

Oklahoma City Zoo

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Stockyards City

Bricktown Water Taxi

As a popular Bricktown attraction for more than 20 years, the water taxi takes visitors down the Bricktown Canal at a leisurely pace, while the guide narrates the history of the canal and surrounding businesses. You can rent a private cruise, or even join a dinner cruise.

Conestoga Wagons & Teepees at Orr Family Farm

For a totally unique overnight experience with a American West feel, look no further than the Conestoga Wagons & Teepees at Orr Family Farm. Go camping or "glamping" under a country sky in this home away from home on the range, complete with a roaring campfire (for toasting marshmallows, of course), temperature-controlled wagons and teepees, deluxe amenities and exclusive access to Orr Family Farm activities. You won't find lodging like this anywhere else in the region!

Factory Obscura

Part art gallery, part immersive experience, Factory Obscura is a local arts collaborative focused on awakening wonder. Experience Mix-Tape, a multisensory homage to and modern application of old school mixtapes, those old cassettes that were thematic collections of favorite songs. Enjoy a mixture of visuals, sounds, textures and interactivity.

First Americans Museum

In one place, visitors will experience the collective histories of Oklahoma's 39 distinctive First American Nations. The First Americans Museum showcases state-of-the-art exhibitions in First American history, culture and art; live public and educational programs; a full-service restaurant presenting unique Native-inspired cuisine; and a museum store featuring authentic one-of-a-kind hand-made items or products by premiere First American artists.

Myriad Botanical Gardens

One of the local favorites, you’ll find the downtown crowd dancing in the gardens, walking dogs, sharing a picnic, listening to free concerts and enjoying the beauty of this 17-acre urban botanical garden. At the center of the Myriad Gardens is the Crystal Bridge Conservatory, which houses plant collections, sculptural points of interest, overlook terraces and a waterfall feature.

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

More than an homage to the cowboy spirit, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum tells the diverse stories of the West with some of the world’s most beautiful Western art, a full-scale town and a room with over a thousand different barbed wires! An outdoor educational experience called Liichokoshkomo’ (Chickasaw for “Let’s Play!”) brings to life diverse stories of cattlemen and their counterparts with interactive fun. Cowboys from the cinematic landscape share space with those who had their boots on the ground at this premier institution.

Oklahoma City Museum of Art

The striking Dale Chihuly piece hanging in the foyer is an indication that there are awe-inspiring discoveries inside the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. The museum curates travelling or special exhibits while also housing an impressive permanent collection, including a piece from former President Barack Obama’s portraitist Kehinde Wiley.

Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum

Built as a tribute to “those who were killed, those who survived, and those who were changed forever,” the Oklahoma City National Memorial has become a profound statement of the resolve, hope and community spirit that grew after the Murrah Bombing. Designed to be seen by day and by night – they truly are different experiences – the grounds also house the Memorial Museum, a project to educate the public about the tragedy, its impact and the resiliency of Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City Zoo

OKC’s innovative approach to zoo design continues to improve the lives of zoo animals and the experience of guests. The Oklahoma City Zoo's newest installment is Expedition Africa, which features a new, state-of-the-art giraffe viewing area and vista spaces for common elands, flamingos, gazelles, honey badgers, meerkats, mongooses, naked mole rats, okapis, ostriches, wildebeests and zebras.

Riversport

Located in the Boathouse District along the Oklahoma River, Riversport offers a zipline across the river, surfing and snow skiing simulators, standup paddleboards, kayaking, a sky trail, play areas for kids and Riversport Rapids, which features Class II-IV whitewater rafting. Riversport hosts international events, plus regattas and programming year-round. Age restrictions apply.

Science Museum Oklahoma

Science Museum Oklahoma is a staple for kids of all ages. The museum makes science interactive and fun with a theater for demonstrating, an art gallery, and most importantly, hands-on activities that teach kids (and adults) about weather, electromagnetism, optics and just about any scientific topic you can imagine.

Scissortail Park

Scissortail Park is Oklahoma City's 70-acre urban oasis, extending from the core of downtown to the shore of the Oklahoma River. Stroll through the gardens and groves, relax on the lawn, catch a concert or live performance, play like a kid on the Children's Playground and get on the water with pedal boat, kayak and standup board rentals from the Boathouse. Lower Scissortail Park is all about recreation, including basketball, soccer, futsal and pickleball, as well as a new sports pavilion and 32 acres of open green space. Every detail is designed for connection – with nature and neighbors.

Stockyards City

Home to a number of shops specializing in all things western, you can outfit an entire ranch (cattle included) or just find a new pair of boots and enjoy a great steak in Stockyards City. It’s home to the Oklahoma National Stockyards, the world’s largest feeder and stocker cattle market, where live cattle auctions take place every Monday and Tuesday and are open to the public.

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27 Best & Fun Things To Do In Oklahoma City (Oklahoma)

By: Author Jerric Chong

Posted on Published: September 11, 2019 - Last updated: October 16, 2023

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Its initials might be “OKC” but Oklahoma City is far more than just okay.

The capital of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City is a fun city full of great tourist attractions.

If you’re wanting to have an excellent midwestern experience, you should come here.

We’ve compiled a list of the best things to do in Oklahoma City just for you.

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1. Myriad Botanical Gardens2. Oklahoma City Museum of Art3. Oklahoma City National Memorial4. National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum5. Oklahoma History Center6. Museum of Osteology7. Oklahoma City Dodgers Game8. Oklahoma City Zoo9. Chesapeake Energy Arena10. Science Museum Oklahoma11. Frontier City Theme Park12. Boathouse District13. Civic Center Music Hall14. 45th Infantry Division Museum15. White Water Bay16. Bricktown Water Taxi17. Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum18. Centennial Land Run Monument19. Oklahoma State Capitol20. Cox Convention Center21. American Banjo Museum22. Lake Hefner23. Martin Park Nature Center24. The Oklahoma Railway Museum25. Henry Overholser Mansion26. H&H Shooting Sports27. Paseo Arts DistrictStart Planning Your Trip To Oklahoma City

1. Myriad Botanical Gardens

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The Myriad Botanical Gardens is an excellent gathering place for the people of Oklahoma City.

Not only are there splendid gardens to explore here, but there are also tons of activities to enjoy.

Coming to these gardens is one of the most fun things to do in Oklahoma City.

You can come with your whole family, even your beloved canine companion, as there’s a dog park without a leash requirement.

Otherwise, you can have fun going to classes and learn things such as how to garden.

There are even musical performances.

Should you be in downtown OKC, you need to come to the Myriad Botanical Gardens.

They’re open from Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The outdoor grounds of the garden are free to explore.

A low admission is charged for visiting the Crystal Bridge Tropical Conservatory.

Address: 301 W Reno Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, USA

2. Oklahoma City Museum of Art

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Some of the finest art in the country can be found at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.

This is another great part of downtown Oklahoma City.

Roughly 500 years of art is represented, with much of it being from our century.

If you’re looking for stuff to do in OKC related to culture and creativity, you should come to the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.

Although this museum has lots of pieces that go back to the 19th century, it’s actually a fairly new museum.

Completed in 2002, it’s become a must-visit area for anyone with a curious mind.

You can see some truly compelling works in this massive institute.

The focus is on European and American artists, but the collection explores different mediums and provides great insights.

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art shows that tourist attractions don’t have to be frivolous things.

This museum is open from Tuesday and Friday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Admission to all galleries is $15. Children five and younger get in free.

On “Third Thursdays,” admission is $12 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Address: 415 Couch Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, USA

3. Oklahoma City National Memorial

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It’s been more than 20 years since Oklahoma City was devastated in every possible way by the horrors of a domestic terrorism incident.

So many lives were taken or changed in unspeakably terrible ways.

The Oklahoma City National Memorial is a tribute to those who were directly impacted by this atrocity as well as those who showed valor in the face of evil.

Located on the site of the incident, where the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building once stood, the Oklahoma City National Memorial provides you with an experience that may very well bring tears to your eyes.

You’ll also be able to learn quite a bit about this event, should you be curious.

If you’re looking for important places to visit in Oklahoma City, you need to go to the Oklahoma City National Memorial.

It’s one of the top things to see if you want to pay your respects to those affected.

It might not be a fun time, but it’s ultimately a meaningful one.

Address: 620 N Harvey Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, USA

4. National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

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Get on your boots, hat and bolo tie, because it’s time to visit the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum.

This is one of the coolest museums in the whole state.

The rugged imagery of the West is given a whole new meaning when you see what’s on display here.

Coming to this museum is one of the most fun things to do in OKC.

Some museums are great for the antiquities they display, while others are great for their art.

The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum is great in both respects.

You can see wonderful artwork and also look at fascinating items from the Old West era.

The education is quite extensive, as they also teach visitors about the importance of Native Americans.

The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum gives you a thorough exploration of one of this country’s most important periods.

This museum is open from Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Address: 1700 NE 63rd St, Oklahoma City, OK 73111, USA

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5. Oklahoma History Center

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Whenever you visit a new city or state, you should strive to learn as much as possible about that area.

Oklahoma has a lot to provide inquisitive visitors with.

If you want to sharpen your historical knowledge, you should come to the Oklahoma History Center.

This is one of the top areas of OKC for getting in touch with the background of the region.

The exhibitions at The Oklahoma History Center do a terrific job of conveying just how much impact this state has made on the country and even the rest of the world.

For instance, there’s a whole exhibit about “Oklahoma!” the renowned musical from Rodgers and Hammerstein.

Other exhibits include “Votes for Women” and “Welcome Home: Oklahomans and the War in Vietnam.”

Going to the Oklahoma History Center is one of the most fun things to do in Oklahoma City.

This museum is open from Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for seniors (age 62 and up), and $4 for students.

Children five and younger get in for free.

Address: 800 Nazih Zuhdi Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73105, USA

6. Museum of Osteology

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You hopefully won’t have any bones to pick with Oklahoma City, but if you do, you should come to the Museum of Osteology.

This OKC museum gives you all kinds of fantastic information about skeletons, ranging from yours to animals thousands of miles away.

This might be one of the most unexpectedly fun places you check out in OKC.

Do you ever wonder about the difference in bones between things like birds, fish, and mammals?

The Museum of Osteology will give you an in-depth understanding of these things.

You can also check out more than 800 skeletons to really see how distinct each of these species are.

The Museum of Osteology in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma s great for teaching you about a subject you might have previously had no interest in.

It’s open from Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Admission is $10 for adults, ages 12 and up, $8 for youths, age three to 11, and free for children younger than three.

Address: 10301 S Sunnylane Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73160, USA

7. Oklahoma City Dodgers Game

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You don’t have to go to Los Angeles to see the Dodgers play baseball.

While the Oklahoma City Dodgers are a minor league team, they have a major fanbase.

The people of Oklahoma City love cheering on their Dodgers, and you can join the pandemonium if you plan your trip at the right time.

When you’re watching a game at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark, you can relish in the excitement of watching a great team play.

In its more than 50 years of history, the Oklahoma City Dodgers have won 19 different titles.

If you’re a baseball fan, you should pay close attention to how the Oklahoma City Dodgers work with one another.

If you’re not into baseball, you can still have an amazing time watching the Oklahoma City Dodgers play.

It’s a tremendous experience, and it can be enhanced by optimal weather conditions.

Seeing a baseball game is one of the most fun things to do in Oklahoma City.

Address: 2 S Mickey Mantle Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73104, USA

8. Oklahoma City Zoo

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If you want to go ape with excitement in OKC, you should come to the Oklahoma City Zoo.

This is an experience that puts you in amazing proximity with exotic species from all over the world.

When you come to the Oklahoma City Zoo, you can have an immensely fun time with your family.

Whatever you hope to see at a zoo can likely be found at the Oklahoma City Zoo, such as apes, big cats, and elephants.

There’s also excellent curation in terms of showing species native to Oklahoma, such as beavers and black bears.

You can also check out experiences such as the Sea Lion Show.

Going to the zoo is one of the top things to do in Oklahoma City.

This zoo is open every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Admission for the all-inclusive “Zoo-It-All” experience is $29 for adults and $24 for children and seniors.

Address: 2000 Remington Pl, Oklahoma City, OK 73111, USA

9. Chesapeake Energy Arena

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Watching NBA games is exciting enough when you’re at home.

However, the excitement is unbelievably high when you see them in person.

Seeing the Oklahoma City Thunder in action at the Chesapeake Energy Arena is great way to spend time in OKC and be near some tremendously skilled athletes.

If you’re in OKC outside of slam-dunk season or have interests outside of basketball, you can definitely make use of the Chesapeake Energy Arena.

This downtown Oklahoma City venue also hosts events such as concerts and WWE-based events.

Being part of a packed stadium makes the experience even more fun.

Dining options are all around you, including great places to grab a drink.

If you’re looking for what to do in Oklahoma City and want your experience to be as exciting as possible, you should come to the Chesapeake Energy Arena.

So much fun stuff happens at this venue.

Address: 100 W Reno Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, USA

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10. Science Museum Oklahoma

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You have an amazing sense of curiosity.

It may have faded a bit as you grew up, but it’s still waiting in the wings, ready to come out whenever you’re willing to coax it.

When you come to the Science Museum Oklahoma in Oklahoma City, you’ll find this self is practically jumping out, ready to be enthralled by so many great exhibits.

This is one of the most fun things to do in OKC with your family.

Your kids will love all of the exhibits, many of which put them up close with all sorts of scientific questions.

It’s also possible that questions you’ve always had will be resolved here.

Coming to this museum is what to do if you love learning and want to do so whenever you can.

Its operating hours are from Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Admission is $16.95 for adults, age 13 to 64, $13.95 for seniors, and $13.95 for children.

Address: 2020 Remington Pl, Oklahoma City, OK 73111, USA

11. Frontier City Theme Park

Frontier City Theme Park

If you’re a thrill-seeker in Oklahoma City, you have to check out Frontier City Theme Park.

This is a very unique theme park, as it has a Western motif.

It’s also jam-packed with rides, including four sensational roller coasters.

Attractions at Frontier City include thrill rides like Tumbleweed and Geronimo Skycoaster.

Then, there are rollercoasters such as the amazing Brain Drain and Diamondback.

If you don’t want something so intense, there are lots of fun rides suitable for families and young children.

You can also take in a gunfighter show to really feel like you’re in the Old West.

Coming to Frontier City is what to do in OKC if you love excitement.

It’s a theme park for those who love westerns, rollercoasters, both, and other things.

Plan a trip to Frontier City when you come to Oklahoma City.

Address: 11501 N I- 35 Service Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73131, USA

12. Boathouse District

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There’s a way to experience the water in Oklahoma City without getting terribly wet.

This is possible through visiting the Boathouse District.

You can experience lots of boating activities on the great Oklahoma River here.

You should be excited to hear that this is where Olympic athletes train to compete in events such as rowing.

You can imagine people cheering you on as you paddle your canoe or kayak.

If you feel especially brave, you can try whitewater rafting or kayaking.

This takes place at RIVERSPORT Rapids & Adventures.

There are great non-aquatic activities to enjoy here, including climbing walls and zip-lines.

The Boathouse District is one of the most incredible places to visit in OKC.

You can have a great time enjoying all these activities.

This is one of the best Oklahoma City attractions for those who like to stay active.

Address: 725 S Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73129, USA

13. Civic Center Music Hall

Civic Center Music Hall

Oklahoma City has a proud history of exhibiting great live entertainment, and the Civic Center Music Hall is one of the best examples of this in terms of venues.

It has been in the city for more than 80 years and has gone through different names.

But one thing has been consistent: it’s always been a fantastic venue.

Whenever you come to OKC, you can bet that there’s something good happening at the Civic Center Music Hall.

Whether you love music, comedy, or theatrical productions, there’ll be something for you at this venue.

You should also cherish being in such a historic venue.

A weekend spent in Oklahoma City should definitely include checking out what’s at the Civic Center Music Hall.

It’s one of the biggest points of interest for those who love culture.

You’ll see live entertainment in Oklahoma City is done right when you come here.

Address: 201 N Walker Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, USA

14. 45th Infantry Division Museum

45th Infantry Division Museum

If you care about the military, you should come to the 45th Infantry Division Museum.

This gives you a great glimpse of not only Oklahoma history but also America.

Artifacts associated with Oklahoma from majors conflicts involving the United States can be found here.

The 45th Infantry Division in Oklahoma was part of the National Guard.

These brave souls had the moniker of “Thunderbirds.”

You can see things from the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, World War I, and the Vietnam War.

Going to the 45th Infantry Division Museum is what to do if you want to pay homage to soldiers and the bravery they exhibit.

This museum is open from Tuesday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4:15 p.m.

There’s no admission charge, so this one of the best free things to do in OKC.

Address: 2145 NE 36th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73111, USA

15. White Water Bay

White Water Bay

Even though Oklahoma is landlocked, you can have a lot of aquatic experiences when you’re in Oklahoma City.

White Water Bay gives you everything you’d want from a water park, including impossibly long waterslides.

It’d be hard to think of a cooler way to cool down in Oklahoma City.

You might think you’ve gone down some pretty extreme waterslides, but they’re likely nothing compared to ones like Acapulco Cliff Dive and Cannonball Falls.

You can also have fun on rides like Big Kahuna, which is great for traveling in groups.

It’s also a blast to go swimming at the Monsoon Bay Wave Pool.

A milder experience can be had at the Castaway Creek lazy river.

There are also rides for smaller children to enjoy.

Should you get hungry, you can have sinfully delicious food like hot dogs and burgers.

Address: 3908 W Reno Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73107, USA

16. Bricktown Water Taxi

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Hailing a standard taxi or calling a rideshare has nothing on the Bricktown Water Taxi in terms of getting a great ride around OKC.

If you come during the summer, you should be able to get a ride on this Oklahoma City vessel on any date.

You can see some of the best parts of the Bricktown entertainment district, Oklahoma City through this ride.

You can use the Bricktown Water Taxi to check out different parts of Bricktown.

Otherwise, you can just use it to be toured around the Bricktown canal.

This is a fairly brief, but very educational, excursion.

Riding the Bricktown Water Taxi is a great way to get around the Bricktown entertainment district.

Hours and availability of rides vary based on the season.

Regular tickets are $11, $8.50 for youths, age six to 12, $3.50 for children five and younger, and $9.50 for seniors, active military personnel, and individualities with disabilities.

Address: 111 S Mickey Mantle Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73104, USA

17. Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum

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Fire can provide so much for us, but it can also cause serious destruction.

When these worst-case scenarios happen, firefighters have been there to help save lives and stop a blaze before it has a chance to wreak havoc even more.

For more than 50 years, the Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum has showcased the courage of these individuals.

The artifacts of this museum are bound to wow you.

There are items here that are more than 200 years old.

In 2018, an expansion plan was introduced, which should help this become an even better museum.

Thanks to firefighters, we not only have people who will save us in case of intense fire, but who will also instruct us on how to avoid fire-related catastrophes in the first place.

The Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum is one of the best Oklahoma City attractions for how it tributes these heroes.

It’s open from Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Address: 2716 NE 50th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73111, USA

18. Centennial Land Run Monument

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How people first came to settle in Oklahoma is an incredible story.

It took place near the end of the 19th century.

Free land was up for grabs, and tens of thousands wanted their piece of the pie.

It was a stampede to get to Oklahoma and be able to have a place to call one’s own.

Oklahoma City commemorates this event with the Centennial Land Run Monument.

Settlers, depicted in bronze, are shown coming through on horseback and horse-drawn wagon.

The pandemonium of this event is palpable.

Oklahoma became a state and formed such great town as Oklahoma City thanks to people like these settlers who were totally willing to go out on a limb to better their lives and those of their family members.

When you come to the Centennial Land Run Monument, you can think about just how much of a difference their actions made.

This is definitely one of the best sightseeing activities in Oklahoma City.

Address: 200 Centennial Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, USA

19. Oklahoma State Capitol

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State capitols are some of the most beautiful attractions of any area, and Oklahoma is no different.

The state’s seat of government sits proudly in Oklahoma City.

It gives you a great understanding of Oklahoma and how it’s taken shape.

Learning at the State Capitol building is fun, as the lessons aren’t dry.

You can be involved through things like statues and murals as well as guided tours.

Plus, it’s not like you always visit state capitols that have functioning oil derricks.

The Oklahoma State Capitol building is one of the most cool things around Oklahoma City.

This site is what to see if you have an interest in history and/or governing.

It’s open from Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

There’s no charge for admission, making it a great choice if you’re looking for cheap things to do in Oklahoma City.

Address: 2300 N Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73105, USA

20. Cox Convention Center

Cox Convention Center

Another great place to experience entertainment in Oklahoma City is at the Cox Convention Center.

This arena is where you can see the Oklahoma City Blue, an NBA G League team, plays.

As you might guess based on its name, it’s also a great place for conducting business while in Oklahoma.

Lots of great musical acts have come through the Cox Convention Center.

There have been concerts headlined by performers such as Kelly Clarkson, The Flaming Lips, and Nickelback.

If you’re looking for things to do at night in Oklahoma City, the Cox Convention Center is a superb option.

Address: 1 Myriad Gardens, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, USA

21. American Banjo Museum

American Banjo Museum

When used properly, the banjo can turn a good song into a great one.

While largely associated with American genres such as country and bluegrass, it actually has roots in African cultures.

Oklahoma City is home to one of the most interesting music-based museums in the United States, the American Banjo Museum.

At this museum, you’ll learn all about how banjos have been used across different styles of music.

You can see the progress of the banjo through the ages.

There are also many great individuals inducted in the American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame.

The American Banjo Museum is one of the top things to see in Oklahoma City if you’re a music lover.

This museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on from Sunday 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Admission is $8 for adults, $7 for seniors, age 55 and older, and students, $6 for youths, age five to 17, $5 for those in the military, and free for children five and younger.

Families of two adults and two children get in for $15.

Address: 9 E Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73104, USA

22. Lake Hefner

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Oklahoma City is one of the most beautiful places in America today thanks to things like Lake Hefner.

This is something you must see if you want to witness an example of how a city came together to solve a serious problem.

Today, Lake Hefner is one of the top places to visit in Oklahoma for recreation.

A water crisis was going to hit Oklahoma City, so they constructed a reservoir, named in honor of mayor Robert A. Hefner.

Not only were residents able to keep getting water, but they also got a great place to go fishing.

Additionally, there are also lots of cycling routes to enjoy around this reservoir.

Other activities you can enjoy include skateboarding, jogging, or just going for a walk.

Lake Hefner is of the best things to see when you’re in OKC.

If you’re looking for fun things to do on the weekend in Oklahoma City, you should come to Lake Hefner.

Should you get hungry, you can have a delicious seafood meal at Red Rock Canyon Grill.

Address: 4491 S Lake Hefner Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73116, USA

23. Martin Park Nature Center

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OKC is a great place to explore, because there are experiences that help you be more in-tune with nature as well as the “big city” experiences.

Martin Park Nature Center is an expansive area that gives wildlife a place to prosper.

This is one of the finest Oklahoma City attractions.

You can have a lot of fun just walking around the grounds of Martin Park Nature Center, especially when you explore the different trails.

However, you might have the most fun by coming to the Visitor Center.

This gives you a lot of compelling and hands-on learning opportunities, particularly with the animals that are shown here.

You can also have a picnic at this nature center and let your little one work their energy out at the playground.

Martin Park Nature Center stresses respect for nature, which includes not disturbing any of the wildlife, including both flora and fauna.

This park is open every day from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. from April 1 to September 30, and from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. from October 1 to March 30.

Martin Park Nature Center doesn’t charge for admission.

Address: 5000 W Memorial Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73142, USA

24. The Oklahoma Railway Museum

Oklahoma Railway Museum

If you’re a transportation enthusiast, one of the best places to visit when you’re in OKC is the Oklahoma Railway Museum.

This is one of the most fun tourist attractions in the city, as it lets you not only learn about trains but also experience them.

You could come down to Oklahoma City this weekend and have a fantastic time at this museum.

Located in a defunct train depot, this museum has helped to keep the importance of the railroads and trains alive in the minds of visitors.

There are multiple trains to ride, with many running on diesel and others running on steam.

The sounds, sights, and smells of these trains may fill you with nostalgia for a time you never experienced.

Places like this museum are great examples of how Oklahoma City is such a fun area.

The Oklahoma Railway Museum is open from Thursday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

There’s no charge for admission.

Train rides happen from April and August on the first and third Saturday of a month.

Address: 3400 NE Grand Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73111, USA

25. Henry Overholser Mansion

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If you’re going on a sightseeing tour of Oklahoma City, you have to check out the Henry Overholser Mansion.

OKC was able to become one of the best places to visit in the world thanks in part to Overholser’s vision and ambition.

His home has since become a museum, one which preserves his legacy and gives the people of this city another reason to be proud.

This home is impressive not only for its size but also for its lovely design.

You can get information about the home and its history by going on a tour.

If you find it to be a really magical environment, you might use it to host exclusive events.

Coming to the Henry Overholser Mansion is one of those places that you can’t let it slip by you.

If Henry Overholser is alive today, he would undoubtedly be proud of what his legacy has wrought, both for his home and for the city.

The Henry Overholser Museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

It’s also a great cheap experience.

Admission is $10 for adults, $7 for seniors (age 55 and up), $5 for students and children, and free for children age five and younger.

Address: 405 NW 15th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, USA

26. H&H Shooting Sports

H&H Shooting Sports

If you want to take aim at serious fun in OKC, you should come to H&H Shooting Sports.

It offers every kind of shooting you can imagine, including archery and lots of gun usage.

Their team makes sure that everyone is trained in proper safety measures when it comes to handling weaponry.

An especially cool feature of H&H Shooting Sports is their TechnoHUNT shooting lanes.

This is a virtual archery experience that still requires plenty of attention and patience.

H&H Shooting Sports is open every day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Address: 400 Vermont Ave #110, Oklahoma City, OK 73108, USA

27. Paseo Arts District

Paseo Arts District

Just going to a couple of museums might be enough for the average OKC visitor, but if you’re really into art, you have to come to the Paseo Arts District.

This could be one of the top 10 districts you’ve ever visited in America.

It’s overflowing with places that appeal greatly to art lovers.

You can explore lots of galleries in the Paseo Arts District, which host art and entertainment.

There are also great places for luxurious shopping and dining.

There are so many great things to see related to endless possibilities of the human mind when you come here.

Address: 2909 Paseo, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, USA

Start Planning Your Trip To Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City is a place for fun, even if you can only manage to stay for a weekend.

If you’re anywhere near Oklahoma City, just try to find the time to see at least one of these attractions.

You’ll be near all sorts of wonderful people and things, including lots of free stuff.

These points of interest are great to explore and will leave you with so many things to share with your friends and relatives.

Start looking into flights to Oklahoma City tonight.

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Whether it's your first trip or you're a repeat visitor, there are a number of key things to see and do on any trip to Oklahoma City. Pay your respects at the poignant monument that tells a tragic story, then spend some time learning about the city's vast history and heritage and doing other fun activities like catching a game and taking in a western-themed show. There's art to peruse and a state capitol building to tour—and don't forget to make your way to the metro's lesser-known points of interest.

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Visit the First Americans Museum

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Learn all about the history and culture of Oklahoma City's original residents, as well as the 39 tribal nations who still call the area home, at the First Americans Museum. Visit the Tribal Nations Gallery to hear stories from Oklahoma's Indigenous Peoples, view objects and artifacts on loan from the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, and discover how the museum itself came to be. A family Discovery Center is also in the works, as is a full-service restaurant featuring traditional American Indian recipes and dishes.

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Cool Off at Hurricane Harbor OKC

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When the temperature rises in the summer, head to Hurricane Harbor OKC, part of the Six Flags family of theme parks. Chill out in the lazy river, splash around in the activity pools, hang ten in the wave pool, and take on exciting water slides like the Wahoo Racer, Pipeline Wave, Typhoon Twister, and the Mega Wedgie (don't say we didn't warn you!). Families can also enjoy Splashwater Island, Caribbean Cove, and Gangplank, where kids can "walk the plank" and safely jump off the rocks into a pool.

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Ride the Roller Coasters at Six Flags Frontier City

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Six Flags Frontier City, located just a 20-minute drive north of downtown Oklahoma City, is home to epic thrill rides such as the Brain Drain, the Silver Bullet, the Diamondback, and the Wildcat, Frontier City's only classic wooden roller coaster. Brave the Soaring Eagle 100-foot high zip line adventure or the Gunslinger, which is billed as "The wildest ride in the West!"—if you dare. Otherwise, a number of family-friendly train rides, bumper cars, and traditional favorites like a log flume, grand carousel, and Ferris wheel will keep kids of all ages entertained.

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Visit the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum

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We all remember the Oklahoma City bombing, the domestic terrorist attack on the Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City that took place on April 19, 1995. The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum now stands on that very spot, defining the residents in remembrance and depicting the strength and gradual sense of peace as the years have passed since that day.

The beautiful grounds and symbolic design will touch the hearts of visitors. While the outdoor memorial will certainly have an emotional effect, the National Memorial Museum provides a complete background of the event, including the timeline of the FBI investigation.

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Experience the Red Earth Festival

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The Red Earth Festival is an Oklahoma City tradition held annually in June at the Cox Convention Center in downtown Oklahoma City. The festival is one way Oklahoma City celebrates the Indigenous American cultures that make the region unique. Native American artists travel from across the country to participate in the prestigious Red Earth Juried Art Market. On Saturday and Sunday, don't miss the huge Red Earth Pow Wow, where you can enjoy the color and pageantry of hundreds of dancers in full tribal regalia as they compete for prizes. The grand entry is not to be missed.

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Get to Know Oklahoma City's Neighborhoods

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The recently revitalized Bricktown neighborhood has become one of the Oklahoma City's best attractions. Take a water taxi ride along the canal, eat at one of the area's great restaurants, or simply enjoy the beautiful outdoor atmosphere. While cruising along the canal gets all the publicity, Bricktown also offers horse-drawn carriage rides for a different view and experience. Relax and enjoy the clop-clop of horse hooves as you ride along the scenic bricked streets.

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Catch a Game at Chesapeake Arena

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The Oklahoma City Thunder are one of the top teams in the NBA. From the moment the franchise arrived in 2008, even before the winning streak began thanks to superstars Durant and Westbrook, fans have packed "The Peake" for each and every game. It's fun and loud, and a great venue for sports action. If you're not a sports fan, the Chesapeake Arena also hosts a variety of other events throughout the year. Headline concerts, family shows, and monster trucks are just a few of the things you can catch here.

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Visit the OKC Zoo

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It's been called one of the top 10 zoos in the U.S. and is one of the oldest in the southwest. With a beautiful landscape and a number of exotic animals, the Oklahoma City Zoo is a great place to take the family while in town. Check out the Elephant Habitat, Cat Forest, Great EscAPE, Oklahoma Trails, and the fantastic Aquatics shows. One of the major attractions at the zoo is not quite animal-related: The Zoo Amphitheater hosts a number of great outdoor concerts during the summer.

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Get Out on the Oklahoma River

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It's hard to believe this place was once little more than a glorified drainage ditch. Now, the Oklahoma River is a top city attraction, a recreational gem with kayaking, trails, adventure courses, a zip line, and events space.

Ferries and boats provide access to Historic Stockyards City, the Meridian Corridor, and the Regatta Park/Boathouse District. All boat docks offer parking and access to additional public transit services so you can see more of OKC. Take a fun, relaxing Oklahoma River Cruise, which runs about 45 minutes. There are special holiday and themed cruises featuring entertainment and a cash bar as well.

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See the Dodgers Play at "The Brick"

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2 S Mickey Mantle Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73104-2433, USA

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The Chesapeake Arena is great, but if it's a nice spring or summer day in Oklahoma City, why not get outside? You won't find too many better minor-league baseball facilities in the U.S. than the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark, known by locals as "The Brick." The Oklahoma City Dodgers are typically in action from April to early September. Watch the players warm up as you snack on hot dogs, pizza, and traditional ballpark food.

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Geek Out at Some of the City's Best Museums

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Science Museum Oklahoma provides a great educational experience for kids and is quite an enjoyable Oklahoma City attraction for adults as well—don't tell the science teachers, but who knew it could be this much fun? Get hands-on with the exhibits, see World War II airplanes, and discover the visual wonders of fractal art. The Kirkpatrick Planetarium also takes visitors on a trek through the night sky in mesmerizing fashion.

Otherwise, Oklahoma City gets a bad rap sometimes in regard to culture, but frankly, with so many great museums, it's far from the truth. From the amazing works at the OKC Museum of Art to the depth of the Oklahoma History Center or the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History in Norman, the area offers a number of excellent options. Long known as the Cowboy Hall of Fame, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum was established in 1955 and is an amazing facility that showcases the area's rich Western history, art, and culture.

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Catch a Show at the Civic Center Music Hall

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Redesigned as part of the original MAPS initiatives, the Civic Center Music Hall features year-round arts and entertainment from companies such as the OKC Philharmonic, Oklahoma City Ballet, and Lyric Theatre, as well as various touring Broadway productions. While the widely publicized shows are presented in the main theater, keep an eye out for some great, lesser-known fare in the smaller black-box "CitySpace" theatre in the basement.

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Visit the State Capitol

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Don't miss this important OKC site. The Oklahoma State Capitol building was finished in 1917 but did not have a dome—it was supposed to, though a lack of funds prevented it—and it was finally constructed in 2002. Try to snap a shot of the statue on top of the Capitol dome with a zoom lens. Called the "Guardian," the 17-foot tall bronze Native American statue was designed by Master Artist Enoch Kelly Haney.

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Oklahoma City is one of those towns that many overlook, and I’m not quite sure why. The history, cowboy culture, art, parks, high adventure, and unique districts make it a fantastic place to visit. OKC is often referred to as The Modern Frontier. If you allow yourself, you will be able to take a step back in time during your visit to Oklahoma City. I fell in love with this city when I spent a couple days there during a 2017 press trip. Now, I find myself stopping in Oklahoma City during my annual winter road trip from Iowa to Texas.

With four interstate highways running through town, it’s easy to reach from any direction. Each time I go, I find something new to explore, and based on my time there, these are the 14 things that you need to experience when you set foot in Oklahoma City.

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1. Oklahoma City National Memorial And Museum

The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum honors the victims, survivors, rescuers, and residents of Oklahoma City who were impacted by the Oklahoma City bombing on April 19, 1995. On my first visit, I explored the grounds at sunset. It was here that I realized how powerful the impact was. There are 168 chairs in the Field of Empty Chairs. The nine rows represent the floors of the federal building that once stood in the field. You will notice that each chair has the name of someone who was killed on that floor. This memorial really hit home for me, as our youngest son was born that same spring, and 19 children were killed on that somber day.

If you go at sunset, make it a point to go back the next day to tour the inside of the building. Here is where you may meet someone who survived the bombing and learn how the people of Oklahoma City came together after this tragedy. If you only have time to do one thing in this city, this is what you need to do. There is handicap parking and an elevator in the building.

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2. Conestoga Wagons And Teepees

For an unforgettable camping experience, book a stay at the Orr Family Farm, where you can glamp in a Conestoga wagon or teepee. These unique lodging experiences are an upgraded take on First American teepees and the wagons American settlers used as they made their way west across North America. This is a truly memorable experience in the suburb of Oklahoma City. Travelers of all ages will appreciate the detail that has gone into the wagons and teepees. Summer is hot in this area of the country, and guests will be delighted to know that these units offer temperature controls and deluxe mattresses.

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3. Stockyards City

Stockyards City is where visitors to Oklahoma City can experience the Wild West. In the 1900s, this area was a boomtown with a public livestock market and a meatpacking plant, which encompassed the stockyards. The 1970s arrived and this area had grown to become the largest stock/feeder cattle market in the world. Today, visitors can experience the West through the history and shops that showcase Western wear. If your visit is timed correctly, you can experience a livestock auction. You will want to pull up your cowboy boots and spend a good portion of your day strolling the streets in this area.

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4. Oklahoma City Zoo

The Oklahoma City Zoo offers beauty along with memorable animal experiences. The elephant and sea lion experiences were two that I will always remember. All participants get up close with the animals, who are cared for by an animal trainer who takes the lead. You will find yourself wanting to learn more about all of the animals in the zoo after you participate in one of these experiences. Each of these activities does have a fee that is not included in the general admission. There is plenty of shade at this zoo, but be prepared to do a lot of walking.

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5. Riversport Adventure

Riversport Adventure offers a variety of adventures for outdoor enthusiasts. Zip lines, sky slides, climbing, kayaking, and white-water rafting are highlights of what is offered. Do not wear your flip flops, slides, or Crocs, as you will need to wear water shoes, tennis shoes, or sport sandals. If you have eyeglasses, put on a safety strap as soon as you enter the park. When you go prepared, your outdoor adventure day in Oklahoma City will be the best it can be.

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6. Oklahoma History Center

The Oklahoma History Center is where you will experience the history of the state. Oil and gas make up part of this history, and the Dust Bowl also played its part. When I hear the word Oklahoma mentioned, I do think of tornadoes. You can learn more about them at the history center, too. Oklahoma history comes to life once you step through its doors. People of all ages will appreciate the stories and the history that are showcased in the center. This facility is conveniently located near I-35 and I-40 and offers convenient drop-off and pick up. If you were not a history buff when you entered this center, you will be after your visit.

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7. Science Museum Oklahoma

Science Museum Oklahoma is where guests of all ages can experience science with their hands. If you enjoy science and an opportunity to explore with people of all ages, you will enjoy this museum. The best tip I can give you is to arrive after lunch — after most of the school groups have visited for the day. Keep in mind that every museum in Oklahoma City has enough to keep you busy for one full day. Depending on the length of your visit and who you’re traveling with, you might even want to return before you leave town.

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8. Lake Hefner

Lake Hefner is where you can experience nature while visiting Oklahoma City. Plan a visit at sunset near the lighthouse for a memorable evening by the lake. Or pack a picnic lunch and arrive earlier in the day if you want to take a stroll around the lake. If you need to burn a few calories, lace up your tennis shoes and hike the nine-mile walking path. If golfing is your game, you can spend some time on the greens at the Lake Hefner Golf Club. Oklahoma City does not have a bad meal in town, so this may be the best opportunity to burn off those extra calories.

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9. National Cowboy And Western Heritage Museum

The National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum is where you can meet the cowboys and cowgirls of the West. As you enter, be sure to take a selfie with the magnificent and iconic End of the Trail statue that greets you when you arrive. This is your first insight into the wow factor that this museum offers. There are indoor and outdoor exhibits, so be sure to explore the grounds. I would recommend spending a minimum of four hours in this museum.

10. Bradford House

The Bradford House is a 36-room boutique hotel in the heart of Oklahoma City. This property is a rehabilitated historic residence that’s been turned in to a stunning boutique hotel. When you visit Oklahoma City, it will not take you long to learn that the town is serious about saving its buildings. They turn worn down properties into magical places for people to visit. If you want a night’s stay in a cozy setting surrounded by history, this is where you will want to be.

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11. Bricktown

Bricktown is where you find OKC’s river walk, plus restaurants, bars, and even a baseball park. This particular district is my favorite of all the districts in Oklahoma City, as I’ve managed to really connect with the locals here. I enjoy meeting people when I travel, and the people here are very welcoming. Take the time to stroll through this area and see why the people of this city are so proud of it. I enjoy visiting Bricktown in the evening, as outdoor dining opportunities are ample, along with the river views. For a different view, board the water taxi for a relaxing experience on the water. If you are hankering for a steak, head on over to Mickey Mantle’s Steakhouse. You will have a tasty meal and find yourself planning a return visit.

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12. Paseo Arts District

The Paseo Arts District is where you will find street art, galleries, shopping experiences, and multiple restaurants. The arts are alive in Oklahoma City, and this district is where you can stroll for hours, taking it all in. With more than 20 art galleries in the district, artisans and aficionados will want to spend a full day in the area. As you stroll along, you will notice the architecture that is unique to this part of Oklahoma City, which includes stucco buildings and clay-tiled roofs.

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13. Chisholm Creek

Chisholm Creek is Oklahoma City’s first pedestrian-friendly mixed-use neighborhood. With 190 acres, this is a bustling area of the city. TopGolf, iFly, and Cabela’s can all be found here. The green spaces and miles of pedestrian trails make this a favorite area of Oklahoma City for many. Your chic shopping experience accompanied with contemporary entertainment options will make this a memorable stop on your visit to the capital city of Oklahoma.

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14. Oklahoma City Streetcar

A fairly new addition to Oklahoma City is the Oklahoma City Streetcar. This project was completed in 2018 and is used by thousands of people today. It’s a terrific way to explore the city and all of the downtown tourist attractions. This makes it easy to navigate Oklahoma City. Street parking is mostly free throughout the downtown area, but pay attention to how long you can park in one space. You can also check into one of the numerous parking garages throughout the city and hop on the streetcar. If you have never been to Oklahoma City, it is a great way to get a feel of the land.

Oklahoma City is a bustling metro area, so you will find it easy to stay as busy as you like. For the perfect visit, I recommend going in the spring or fall. The weather is nice and it’s not too hot or too cold. Allow yourself to be immersed in the pioneer days and experience all that this town has to offer in the 21st century. Your visit will be one you want to share with friends and family, as Oklahoma City will surprise you in many good ways.

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Sara Broers is a travel enthusiast that resides in Northern Iowa. She is passionate about travel; she is the CEO of Travel With Sara and the co-owner of the Midwest Travel Network. She travels where ever the plane, train, ship, or car will take her. Sara is a proud farmer's daughter and married the neighbor boy over 30 years ago. She and her husband live on the family farm and have two grown sons.

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