Oklahoma City Art and Architecture Bike Tour
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Experience Highlights
Embark on a 2 h 30 min bike tour through the heart of Oklahoma City, where you'll explore its rich history, public art and modern architecture. This small group tour (max. 15 people) is guided in English by a local expert who will take you on comfortable 3-speed bikes.
The meeting point is at Ride OKC Bike Tours and Rentals (428 W California Ave), next to the Myriad Botanical Gardens. Helmet, bottled water and bike and child seats are provided upon request.
- Cycle past art and skyscrapers.
- Discover gems like the Devon Energy Center.
- Make memories at the National Memorial & Museum.
What’s included
- 3-speed bike and helmet
- Bottle of water per participant
- Professional local guide in English
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Step by Step
Start your adventure at the Myriad Botanical Gardens, an urban oasis where you'll receive your bike and helmet. From there you'll roll on to the Henry Overholser Mansion, the city's first mansion, and learn the stories of the pioneers who founded it.
Next destination is the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, dedicated to commemorating the victims of the 1995 bombing. Your guide will explain the significance of each design element and how the memorial reflects the resilience of the community.
Continue to the Boathouse District, a modern Olympic complex on the riverfront, and then on to Bricktown, where you'll admire murals, sculptures and the canal that defines the neighbourhood. You'll see the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark and hear anecdotes about local teams and athletes.
After a brief stretch past the Federal Building and the towering Devon Energy Center (Oklahoma's tallest skyscraper), your guide will take you to the Colcord Hotel, the city's first skyscraper, and Leadership Square, with its spectacular glass façade and famous sculpture.
You'll end the tour at Kerr Park, one of the city's best vantage points, where you can take your last photos of the skyline and bid farewell to a tour that combines history, art and architecture on two wheels.
