Oklahoma City Introduction Walking Tour (Self Guided), Oklahoma City

As the state capital of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City is the largest city in this state. Much of the city's settlement occurred during the Great Land Rush of 1889. Native Americans representing several tribes were among some of the region's earliest settlers. Tribal emblems and imagery make up much of the symbolism common in this city.

Many of the city's most iconic buildings date back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Cowboy culture and the oil industry both play significant roles in the city's background.

Some of the historical sites worth seeing include the Oklahoma Governor's Mansion, the Oklahoma State Capitol Building, and the Harn Homestead and 1889ers Museum. The Bricktown area is one of the top dining and shopping destinations in the city, with plenty of restaurants and boutique shops.

Oklahoma City is a location that honors its residents who have gone before with attractions like the Oklahoma Veterans Memorial and Oklahoma City National Memorial. This city also has attractions that blend new and old such as the Myriad Botanical Gardens and the American Banjo Museum.

A walk along the Bricktown Canal is the perfect way to take full advantage of the mixture of history and modern life that makes this city what it is. With all the things to see, there is something there suitable for the entire family.

Take this self-guided tour to walk to and see some of Oklahoma City's finest attractions.