Oklahoma City Sights

  1. Crystal Bridge

    Crystal Bridge, a seven-story conservatory, contains plants from every continent except Antarctica amid the 17-acre Myriad Botanical Gardens.

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  2. National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

    The phenomenal National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum covers both art and history; and even if you come for just one, you're sure to be enthralled by the other. The excellent collection of Western painting and sculpture features many works by Charles M Russell and Frederic Remington while the historical galleries cover everything from barbed wire to rodeos to cowboy hats.

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  3. Oklahoma City Museum of Art

    The Oklahoma City Museum of Art focuses on mid-20th century American art. The museum's pride and joy, a 55ft-tall Dale Chihuly glass tower sits in the lobby.

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  4. Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum

    The stories of the bombing's victims - of the 168 people that died, 16 were children at daycare - and survivors are told at the touching, high-tech Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum.

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  5. Oklahoma History Center

    The huge Oklahoma History Center makes people the focus as it tells the story of the Sooner state.

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  6. State Capitol

    The State Capitol was built in 1917, but only got its dome in 2002.

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  7. Stockyards City

    You'll brush up against real cowboys in Stockyards City, southwest of Downtown, either in the shops and restaurants that cater to them or at the Oklahoma National Stockyards, the world's largest stocker and feeder cattle market. If you need to do a bit of cowboy-type shopping you can buy a belt buckle or bridle here, too.

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  8. Symbolic Memorial

    The outdoor Symbolic Memorial is mostly made up of large, empty chair sculptures next to a reflecting pool in the former building's footprint. People still tie memorials to the fence on Harvey St.

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