The world's largest collection of art of the American West, the Gilcrease exhibits paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures by more than 400 artists-with significant holdings of works by Frederic Remington, Charles Russell, Albert Bierstadt, George..

Set in 23 acres of English-style gardens that invite exploration, this castle-like Italianate villa (1927, Edward Buehler Delk) was the home of oilman Waite Phillips. Donated to the City of Tulsa in 1938, it is today a renowned museum of fine and dec..

The legacy of the early oil barons and a $1 million-a-month construction boom in the 1920s can be seen on a walking tour of the historic central business district. Only New York and Miami Beach claim more Art Deco buildings. The 1927 Philtower Buildi..

Although most visitors go only for the production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma! (staged outdoors in a 2,000-seat amphitheater), DiscoveryLand! also offers a Western musical revue, a barbecue and lots of kids' activities. Native dancers perfo..

Banners from 60 nations and the 60ft, 30-ton Praying Hands (1981, Leonard McMurry), among the largest bronze sculptures on earth, greet visitors to this 500-acre Christian campus. The grandiose 200ft Prayer Tower (1967), in the heart of the campus, s..

The highlight of this zoo is the Robert J. LaFortune North American Living Museum complex of four primary ecosystems-Arctic tundra, Southwest desert, Eastern forest and Southern lowlands-with animals, plants and cultural displays. The Tropical Americ..

This shrine (built in 2000) at the International Missionary Center exalts Christians martyred while spreading their faith. The Memorial Museum displays rare editions of The Bible and a working replica of the 15C Gutenberg press, along with other exhi..