- Philbrook Museum of ArtMuseums
Beaux-Arts mansion with 25 acres of formal gardens
- Gathering Place ParkNature
Modern 68-acre public park with water features and playgrounds
- Blue Dome DistrictNeighborhoods
Arts district with murals, galleries, street art, and live music venues
- Woody Guthrie CenterLandmarks
Dedicated to the folk music legend, historical center with exhibits
- Cain's BallroomNightlife & music
Historic 1924 dance hall, live music venue with classic architecture
- Gilcrease MuseumMuseums
Extensive American art collection, oil industry art, Native American art
- Tulsa TheaterLandmarks
1914 historic theater, ornate Beaux-Arts interior, still operational
- Riverwalk Crossing ParkNature
Waterfront park along Arkansas River with walking trails and views
- BOK CenterSports
Event arena with striking modern exterior and architectural details
- JRP SpeedwayGo-karting
Outdoor kart circuit.
- Holy Family CathedralReligious sites
Church in Oklahoma, United States; carries an official heritage designation
- BOK TowerArchitecture
Skyscraper in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
- Oneok FieldSports
Baseball park in Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Arvest Convention CenterSports
Multi-purpose arena in Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Skelly Field at H. A. Chapman StadiumSports
American football venue in Tulsa, USA
- Oilers Ice CenterIce rinks
Indoor ice rink, open year round. Open "Sa-Th 09:00-23:00, Fr 09:00-22:00".
- WeStreet Ice CenterIce rinks
Indoor rink, open year round - public skating plus the Tulsa Oilers' home ice.
- Admiral Twin Drive-InDrive-in theaters
Twin-screen drive-in on Route 66; the screen from The Outsiders. Seasonal - check before you go.
- Paradise Beach Water ParkWater parks
Seasonal outdoor water park with slides and pools.
- Tulsa Raceway ParkSports
Drag-racing strip and motorsports park just northeast of Tulsa.
- Chandler ParkParks
- Cyrus Avery Centennial PlazaMonuments
Route 66 plaza at the east end of the old 11th Street Bridge, with the bronze East Meets West sculpture of Cyrus Avery's family in a Model T meeting a horse-drawn wagon. Open 24 hours.
- 11th Street Bridge (Cyrus Avery Route 66 Memorial Bridge)Bridges
1917 concrete bridge that carried Route 66 over the Arkansas River, renamed for Route 66 founder Cyrus Avery. Closed to traffic; photograph it from Cyrus Avery Plaza on the east bank.
- Route 66 Neon Sign ParkLandmarks
Three 20-ft replicas of classic Route 66 motel neon signs (Tulsa Auto Court, Will Rogers Motor Court, Oil Capital Motel) on Southwest Blvd, west bank of the Arkansas River. Lit after dark.
- Route 66 Historical VillageHistoric
Open-air Route 66 stop on Southwest Blvd with the 1942 Frisco 4500 steam locomotive, an oil derrick and a visitor center built to look like a 1920s-30s gas station.
- Buck Atom's Cosmic Curios on 66Landmarks
Gift shop in a former Route 66 gas station at 11th and Quincy, with two giant space-age roadside figures: Buck Atom facing east and the Space Cowgirl facing west.
- Mother Road MarketFood & drink
Food hall on Route 66 at 11th and Lewis with local food stalls, a bar and a Route 66-themed mini golf course.
- Desert Hills Motel Neon SignLandmarks
Neon sign of a motor court on Route 66 (11th St) that has been in business since 1953; the sign was restored in 2004 and lights up at night.
- Circle CinemaShows & entertainment
Tulsa's oldest surviving movie theater (1928), a nonprofit cinema in the Kendall-Whittier district near Admiral Place, with a restored neon marquee.
- Route 66 RisingLandmarks
Large Route 66 shield sculpture by Eric Garcia (2019) in the traffic circle at Admiral Place and Mingo Road, lit at night. Busy roundabout with no dedicated parking.
- Golden DrillerMonuments
75-ft statue of an oil worker at Expo Square on E 21st St, put up in 1966 and named Oklahoma's state monument in 1979. About 1.5 km south of Route 66.
- Center of the UniverseLandmarks
Small concrete circle on the Boston Ave pedestrian bridge downtown; speak from its center and your voice echoes back to you. Open 24 hours.
- Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum & World's Tallest Gas PumpMuseums
In Sapulpa: car museum on Route 66 with a 66-ft gas pump out front (2018), topped by an illuminated globe.
- Rock Creek Bridge & Route 66 ParkBridges
In Sapulpa: 1921 steel truss bridge with a brick deck on an early Route 66 alignment. Now walk-only, next to Sapulpa's Route 66 Park, which opened in 2026.
- Tee Pee Drive-InDrive-in theaters
In Sapulpa: drive-in theater opened in 1950 on the old Route 66 alignment west of Rock Creek Bridge; reopened in 2023 with a new neon sign. Seasonal.
- Blue Whale of CatoosaLandmarks
In Catoosa: 80-ft concrete whale in a spring-fed pond beside Route 66, built by Hugh Davis in the early 1970s. Free to visit, with picnic tables and a visitor center.
- Will Rogers Memorial MuseumMuseums
In Claremore: museum and tomb of humorist Will Rogers, opened in 1938 on a hill above Route 66, with Jo Davidson's bronze statue of Rogers inside.
- J.M. Davis Arms & Historical MuseumMuseums
In Claremore: museum on Route 66 with one of the largest private firearms collections in the world, plus steins, saddles and Western art. Free admission.
- Meadow Gold SignLandmarks
Restored 1934 Meadow Gold dairy neon sign, moved to a brick pavilion at 11th and Quaker in the Meadow Gold District on Route 66. Lit after dark.
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