Oklahoma City, Oklahoma skyline: the 42 most iconic buildings and best views in Oklahoma City

Review of the Oklahoma City National Memorial ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5 Stars) Visiting the Oklahoma City National Memorial was an incredibly moving and humbling experience. The site is beautifully designed, with powerful symbolism throughout—especially the Field of Empty Chairs, which honors each life lost in the 1995 bombing. The atmosphere is respectful and reflective, and it’s clear that a lot of care went into creating a space for both remembrance and healing. One of the highlights of our visit was speaking with a National Park Ranger on site. His deep knowledge and thoughtful storytelling added a whole new layer of meaning to our experience. The insight he shared about the significance of each part of the memorial helped us connect more personally with the events and the resilience of the Oklahoma City community. It’s clear he is passionate about his role, and it made a real difference in our visit. This memorial is a must-visit for anyone in the area—both to pay respects and to better understand an important part of American history.

Amazing museum! The memorial grounds are a beautiful tribute to the victims. The museum lays the whole event and aftermath out very logically and detailed. The artifacts on display combined with the survivor videos leave a lasting impact.

What an incredibly touching memorial that can move the strongest person to tears. You can feel the pain at this memorial with so many innocent young and old lives lost. This was a beautiful memorial to honor those lives lost and those left behind. The outdoor memorial was very well constructed and the museum inside was eye opening and jaw dropping. Worth the experience as you will learn, see and hear actual recordings from that day. 💔

We were traveling back from the Rocky Mountains and decided to stop and see the memorial. It was absolutely beautiful. We did not have time to see the museum but the gentleman that helped us outside was great about answering any questions we had. Definitely worth the stop! The gateways were very touching.

Visiting the memorial and museum was a powerful experience. I was 5 or 6 when this happened and don't have the most vivid memory of it so I'm glad to have visited to more truly understand the gravity of this tragedy. Our country would benefit by everyone visiting to see what happens when we give in to hatred and extremism but also to see the best in us when we come together and stand united.

Such a beautiful tribute to all affected by this horrible event. Planned on just going to the memorial but it was so beautiful that I had to come back the next day to the museum. While at the memorial a ranger came out and gave us a bit of history on the memorial, museum, and some facts about the bombing. I recommend everyone visiting at least once.

We visited this very moving memorial and museum for the Oklahoma City Bombing by McVay in 1995. The outdoor guided tour around the reflection pool and the Empty Chairs representing the victims killed was very informative! Each chair was etched with the name of the victim. Each row of chairs represented the victims killed on each of the 9 floors of the building. The chairs light up at night and look like they are floating in the night.

If the Capitol Building is the people's house, the people in OKC must be filthy rich, because this place was fancy! Marble everywhere, but also compelling artwork throughout. Saw some cool pictures as well of people from OK. The guided tours are at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Definitely worth a visit.

Of the five capital cities I've visited, the Oklahoma Capitol is undoubtedly the cleanest and most captivating. Its pristine condition is remarkable, with not a speck of dust anywhere. The ground floor offers both a museum and a gift shop, and abundant literature detailing its history and origins is readily available. Security was notably thorough, covering the parking lot, the building's exterior, and its interior. It was truly amazing! I was incredibly impressed by the Oklahoma Capitol staff.

While in Oklahoma City, we went to the state Capitol building. first off, it is a beautiful building, with many pieces of artwork. also is very informative aswell with a small museum inside. great information on the history of the land, native americans, oil and more. it's free to enter (all state Capitol buildings i have been to have been free to enter). they do have guided tours at selected times.

Beautiful building inside and out with countless examples of interesting architecture and artwork. The museum inside highlighting Oklahoma’s government history was real interesting too. A well worth it visit when in OKC!

If you're in Oklahoma City you really must tour the capitol building. It is an incredible building with stunning architecture and artwork and every wall.

As a OKC photographer, the State Capitol building is a building place to take pictures. I especially love it for high school seniors and cap and gown photos. Headshots are also great at the capitol! IG @missymayophoto

Awesome place to visit. We are very lucky to meet Oklahoma artist, Lucas Simmons. Definitely recommended a tour guide.

The Myriad Botanical Gardens is an interesting one compared to other botanical gardens I’ve been to before. The outside area is open to the public and free. The indoor area is also open to the public but $10.50/adult. Taking a look at it from the outside it is clear that it is not that big. It looks like 30 minutes would be ample time to explore the whole thing. I thought that the beautifully maintained outdoor area that surrounds the indoor area was enough for me. I probably walked around the perimeter for about 20-25 minutes at a leisurely pace. If you have time to kill and really like botany, paying the entry fee may be worth it for you. The nice woman at the welcome center did say they have indigenous plants there as well as a waterfall.

We visited during the Pumpkin Festival. Highly recommend! Great value. I enjoyed the arboretum itself too. Many tropical plants, succulent and cacti. Though I do hope they compost or cook those 10,000 pumpkins!

This was my first time visiting the garden. My experience was so magical. I love plants, so seeing all the variety of flowers, herbs and trees was amazing. It was so peaceful just to sit and enjoy. There was a dog park and lots of different water features. I highly recommend for you to stop by if you are in the area. It was a serene place for me.

The plants are so pretty in the Botanical Gardens building as well as outside in the surrounding area. If you don't do well in the heat, you might not be able to go to the second floor. I asked someone who works there and she said it is usually about 120° up there. Well worth looking at though if you can stand the heat. Very beautiful place!!

My family loves this place! My parents took me and my brothers here when we were kids, and I loved it. I now take my kids, and they love it as well. Definitely a cool and unique botanical garden/greenhouse experience. I also love the unique plants you'll find walking through the greenhouse, some are unexpected (and hidden/hard to see). All the walkways and scenery surrounding this building are beautiful and a joy to walk through!

A great and lovely place to stroll through. The conservatory was fantastic. A word of caution. I read somewhere they had a restaurant and I saw signs in the garden pointing the way. But the restaurant closed down at some point in the past. If you walk across the street, northwest corner of gardens, look for the Devon nebu building where there are different eateries. There was plenty of metered parking on some of the streets around the facility.

Have walked the grounds outside before, but finally got to visit the inside recently. This place is truly a piece of heaven on earth; so much to admire and take in the beauty of! All of the parasols hanging above were an elegant touch. Can't wait to come here again as soon as I have an opportunity!

I rated it one star not because of the tour or the house, but the experience of trying to go on a tour. We were in town a few days and planned to visit this house one morning. I love historic buildings and history so I was excited. We tried buying tickets and booking online, but there was not a place to actually book tours. We looked at a few different days but none of them had a way to pay for tickets, although the website shows they were open. Once at the mansion, we were greeted by a piece of paper taped near the door that there were only hosting the 2pm tour. I understand that things happen, but frankly, the website should have stated something about them cancelling all but 1 tour. I would have been fine if there was a banner on the website that said tour could be cancelled or something. There was no indication that the mansion may not be open during posted business hours. We ended up missing it because we had other things planned for that afternoon and no faith the tour would be available other days.

I had such an amazing experience here, the woman working was such a sweet lady who told us soo many interesting facts about the house. Honestly the tour would not have been the same without her. Unfortunately I do not remember her name. I definitely recommend visiting here if you enjoy old homes or history of oklahoma.

Although they were in the process of restoration after a large roof leak, there was still plenty to see. I arrived just after opening, so I was treated to a kind and enthusiastic attendant who gave me a lot of great introductory details. In October, they are hosting a multi home tour in the neighborhood which also has many large historical old homes.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ Henry & Anna Overholser Mansion – Oklahoma City We had a great time visiting the Henry and Anna Overholser Mansion! The place has such a nostalgic and historical feel — walking through it really takes you back in time. The mansion itself is beautiful, and you can tell how well they’ve preserved it. The only downside was that we weren’t able to go upstairs. We paid $25 per adult for the full experience, but the upper level was blocked off. The tour guide explained it was for safety reasons since they didn’t want too many people on the staircase at once, which I understand — but based on the crowd size that day, I think it would’ve been fine. It just felt like we missed out on part of the experience. The kitchen was my favorite area — really cool to see how things were set up back then. I even used the old telephone to call my own phone just for fun! 😂 Everything was roped off, so we couldn’t get up close or enter the dining and lounging areas, but overall it was still a cool experience. I love history, so I appreciated the chance to step into such an important piece of Oklahoma City’s past. Definitely worth checking out if you enjoy historic homes and local heritage.

One of the best preserved museums I’ve ever been into. It’s like stepping into the past, and everything down to the China and the carpet is original to the house. Really interesting, and awesome house. You need to check this out.

Such a beautiful rare historic jem with all the original furnishings from 1903 that have never left the home. The hand painted walls and ceilings are absolutely breath taking. It is a must see for sure!

Went when it was free admission for museum day! It was really gorgeous inside. I had no idea such a historic house is smack dab in OKC! I would have visited sooner if I truly understood how close it was to home.

Lots of available parking, but you have to pay. It was a little confusing for us to figure out where the entrance was. We mistakenly went in first to the store. Then the theater. We finally figured out the correct entrance. The exhibits were wonderful. There are three stories, an exhibit on each. Nice layout, well lit.

We had a fantastic time at the museum. We went to the special exhibit they had for Ansel Adams, and I didn't expect the exhibit to be as large as it was. They have a variety of his photos spanning the length of his life as well as photos other took of Ansel. We also stopped by the permanent Chihuly exhibit, and they have several pieces I've never seen before. It's a fantastic selection, and we hope to come back again

So beautiful! Staff is very friendly and spaces are clean and well kept. The kids/family area is perfect for the littles too!

This review pertains to the OKC Museum of Art Movie Theater and its screening of the 2025 Manhattan Short Film Festival. The museum itself is a beautiful facility, and I’m glad we have it in OKC. Unfortunately, the movie theater leaves much to be desired. While it does feature stadium seating, the seats are small, uncomfortably low to the ground, and not at all supportive. The screen is undersized, the sound system is weaker than what I have at home, and the projection quality looked more like a washed-out 1980s big-screen TV than a modern cinema. On top of that, there are no concessions—no popcorn, candy, or soft drinks—to make the experience more enjoyable. As for the 2025 Manhattan Short Film Festival itself, it was deeply disappointing. Each short film seemed worse than the last, with one even crossing into shock value by depicting disturbing cruelty between insects. If this is truly considered the “best” of upcoming filmmakers, it only highlights how far standards have fallen.

The Chihuly exhibit is amazing! The rest of the museum covers a lot of ground, stylistically, from old masters to modern art. Totally worth a visit!

Took a quick trip from Tulsa to OKC to see the Jeff Buckley documentary at the OKC Museum of Art. Arrived early and walked around the museum, and we were really impressed. We were thrilled to see the Ansel Adams exhibit and the Chihuly pieces. Every employee of the museum that we encountered was very helpful. Josh, in particular, took time to give us the back story on several pieces. He really added to our experience.

Lovely museum with an extensive Chihuly exhibit that is truly breathtaking. The Ansel Adams exhibit and their modern abstract wing were both fantastic as well. Really a must see when visiting OKC!

My soon to be 13 yrs old just said if this was the first museum he went to on this trip it would have been great. Hubby and I were impressed, we loved the art work. Once again beautiful pieces that look like photographs and not paintings. The staff was kind and knowledgeable as well. Super clean and beautiful I wish the price was a bit less for teens and families at all adds up.

We visited the Cowboy Museum. It was okay and worth the visit if you are interested in cowboy history. The Museum Grill is the museum’s restaurant ((but not really a “grill). We ordered the chef salad, flavorful tortilla soup, and gigantic southwest chicken wrap. All were very good! The museum also has a nice gift shop.

I hadn't visited in about 30 years and was more than impressed with the improvements over the years. Incredible collections, paintings and sculptures are just the icing on the cake. So much to see and learn about western heritage and culture. This is a must-see in OKC!

My husband and I had such a great time visiting the Oklahoma National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum! From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by how beautifully everything was displayed. We really enjoyed seeing all the incredible artwork — the paintings truly captured the spirit and history of the West. The museum also had a fascinating collection of saddles, guns, clothing, and other historical pieces. Every room told a story, and it was both educational and fun to explore. You can really tell how much thought and care went into curating everything. It was a great experience overall, and we’re so glad we made time to visit. Highly recommend if you’re in the area and looking for something both cultural and memorable!

Beautiful place, they have a really nice gift shop, lovely art, wonderful historical artifacts. There's so much to explore, be prepared to spend a lot of time here. I'd gladly come back again, I need more time to enjoy all of the exhibits. My little daughter had a lot of fun too watching photos, videos and playing at the playground outside.

I always enjoy coming here whenever I‘m in the city. It‘s always a great experience. The collections are incredible, especially the rodeo exhibit and the western town are unparalleled. I‘ve never seen anything like it. The staff, especially the volunteer guides, are very friendly and knowledgeable.

This is a wonderful collection of Western history and art presented in a beautiful setting. The museum is full of amazing art and the displays tell the story of both the Native American people and the cowboys and settlers. Outside are wonderful statues and experiences to enjoy among lovely landscape.

What a great museum. Simply a gem. 4 large galleries of history from the great state of Oklahoma. Wonderful exhibits that were extremely interesting and informative! A must do if in OKC!

The layout and design of the exhibits in this history museum are thoughtfully crafted. There are a total of four main exhibition halls. One of them focuses on the Native American tribes of Oklahoma. Other topics include military history, business and entrepreneurial history, and culture, etc. If you often travel around the OK state and have heard about its historical figures or visited some historical landmarks, you’ll find their stories here.

Beautiful museum. It was nice to see the exhibits and take my time walking through. My favorite was the plane in the lobby. I loved seeing the capital in the background. It was a new refresh on a hot day. I’m interested to find out what are you researching there and what happens in that space.

Came in with my sister for the 1st time recently and there were maybe 1 or 2 other people looking around. Was quite pleasant. Went during the weekday. Free parking. The military is free with ID. Otherwise wasn't expensive to walk around, took us about 2 hours to walk through. Very cool History Museum! Loved the pink kitchen. Lots to see so take your time!

This was a fantastic place to spend an afternoon. At first I didn't think it was very big, then I found there were a lot more exhibits on the upper level. The lady at the check in desk was very nice and helpful.

The Oklahoma History Center has several exhibits showcasing everything from the state's economic history, Native American culture, to its contributions to space exploration. Takes roughly 2-3 hours to see all four main exhibits but it well worth the time if you're interested in Oklahoma history

Overall, it was a nice experience especially the exhibits related to relevant brands such as Sonic and Jimmy's Egg. There's the outdoor portion too which was pretty neat. Too bad one of the exhibits was under construction, but I've enjoyed it regardless.

Been bringing the kiddo here since he was very little. Summer tradition for us for sure. This zoo has improved tremendously throughout the years in a positive direction. The bathrooms could be cleaners and the supplies could be stocked more frequently and more misters. But other than that the facility is clean, the animals seem healthy and tended to. And the facility seems full of animals. Pricing is affordable as well if you do a daily entry or a seasonal pass. The food prices could be a little better and maybe more carts for waters, etc. But other than that this zoo is a fun thing to do with the family.

Such a fun day! The zoo is super clean, easy to get around, and full of amazing animals. My favorite part was watching the elephants play, and the flamingos were so pretty! It’s a great spot for kids and families — and honestly, it was just as enjoyable for us adults too. A perfect way to spend a few hours.

Large Zoo with alot to see and do. We didn't get there until 12pm and stayed until just about closing time and I feel like we had to really rush to see everything. I'd recommend getting there earlier than we did 😂😂 Ate at the Canopy Cafe. Food is pricey, but portions were large and delicious. My daughter really enjoyed the Emus, fish, goats and Flamingos. It's is a very hilly zoo as well, so be prepared for a bunch of uphill walking if you don't plan your route beforehand ( we didn't 😂😂). Thanks for a great day OKC Zoo! 😊😊

Took the kids on a day trip to the zoo. We had a great time seeing all of the animals, riding the merry go round. The food prices are a bit much but the overall experience was positive. Clean and lots to do!

We had such a great time at the Oklahoma City Zoo! Our group included seven adults, a 3-year-old, and an 11-month-old—and we were all able to get in for just $150. Such a great value for a full day of fun, especially with our extended family joining us. The zoo itself is beautiful, clean, and impressively large—we didn’t even make it through the whole thing before it was time for nap time! We especially appreciated the interactive stations set up throughout the park, where friendly zoo staff shared info about the animals and let us touch things like a real zebra pelt. It was a great way to keep everyone, kids and adults alike, engaged and learning. The variety of animals was wonderful, and we were happy to see the animals in large, thoughtfully designed enclosures. My son was completely captivated by an ostrich that followed us along the fence—definitely his favorite moment of the day! I personally loved watching the red pandas—they were so fun to see up close. While we didn’t eat lunch at the zoo, we saw plenty of people enjoying generous portions, and I have to say—the chicken tenders looked surprisingly good (and I don't usually say that about zoo food!). We also noticed a few spots offering adult beverages throughout the park, which was a nice bonus for a relaxing stroll. There were also plenty of fun photo opportunities scattered around the zoo, which made for great memories and some adorable family pics. All in all, we had a fantastic visit and would definitely recommend the OKC Zoo to anyone looking for a fun, family-friendly adventure!

My husband and I visited the Oklahoma Zoo today and were pretty disappointed with the experience. There was very little shade throughout the zoo, which made it tough to enjoy in the summer heat. While there were a few areas with fans and water misters, it just wasn’t enough to stay cool and comfortable. Most of the animals were not visible in their enclosures — and we noticed that some exhibits stated they were shared with other animals. This means you might miss specific animals you’re hoping to see, depending on where they are or if they’re out at all. The design of the viewing areas also wasn’t ideal. Many enclosures, especially for the big cats, had poor sight lines. Even if the animals were present, they could easily stay out of view behind hills or tucked-away spots, making it almost impossible to see them from any angle. When we looked for food, the area we found mostly had spicy options and overpriced chicken tenders. Several other food locations were closed altogether, which limited the choices even more — not great during a long, hot walk through the zoo. The zoo definitely has potential, but our visit felt more tiring than fun. Hopefully, some improvements are made in the future to help guests have a better overall experience.

The OKC zoo is well laid out with several baby animals. I wandered for almost 4 hours and still didn’t see all the exhibits. The workers were knowledgeable and present in several areas, talking about the animals. The pizza was amazing!!!

Visited this museum TWICE while in town for a week because it was that much fun. My kids ages 4 and 7 loved every nook of this place. The museum is huge and while packed with activities feels very spacious, open and clean. There are exhibits for all age ranges and I think kids and adults can be engaged for hours just the same. We all enjoyed every aspect of it. The bathrooms were exceptionally clean and well equipped for children to independently use them including low sinks, soap and towels. We loved the mirror maze, sensory nook, tinker room, and the live science shows (we saw two). I’d like to mention 2 cons: - the food offered at the restaurant is not good quality nor there are healthy options. The cafeteria just doesn’t makes sense with such a great facility. Wish they offered healthy, fresh cooked food. My kids ate pizza and a pretzel and both were packaged/frozen, warmed up low quality food. But they do have Starbucks coffee and I enjoyed that. - the garden has so much potential to be a great place as well but seemed a bit neglected. There are a couple of things you would do there but a playground or more science outside would’ve been great. The picnic tables were also dirty and a bit neglected. Overall a very good experience and I recommend it for a full day of fun. Pack your own lunch and snacks and you are all set! Worth the ticket price 100%.

We stayed longer than we thought we would! Lots of fun hands-on activities and plenty for the dads in the group! The planetarium was a fun experience for the kids, the segue ride was hilarious, and the Olympic section was a great experience. The tornado machine was hit and miss. Our favorite exhibits: the music room and the mini-photography showcase.

I went for a toddler birthday party & there were so many interesting fun things for the children to explore. A few hours wasn’t enough time to nearly get through everything there is to do with a break for lunch & birthday cake. I do remember visiting here when I was in middle school, so glad it’s still around.

That is a wonderful place to have a incredible time with your family and friends. I think it is beyond an ordinary museum. It has been allowed to use and experience lots of experiments. For the children looks like a kinda playground but the difference between normal playground and the museum is to learn while having fun.

We celebrated my kids’ birthday here recently and it was completely worth it. The staff drew pictures on the wall that gave them so much glee. We added in the ice cream package and Roman did a fantastic job getting the kids involved. All the families had so much fun checking out the museum as most parents hadn’t been since they were kids. We have a membership that we will definitely be keeping up with and will be visiting frequently.

i took my kids to the "Discover Fest" and the had a blast, i highly recomend it, they do it every year and IT IS FREE! they always have so many interesting things and shows. I think the only kind of "not good" thing was that they were selling water bottles in $3.50 and sodas in $2.00 which i think is not really good for kids being dirsty and trying to save their money they finished picking up a soda.

SMO Pirate night was an awesome time. Really enjoyed the activities they had planned out and finding the secret room was an adventure in itself.

We attended Forensics night at the Museum of Osteology, and it was probably one of the most exciting things I've ever done. By the end of the night, we'd determined all the pertinent information about IDing our victim, how they died, and their age. I would 1000% do this again. The attention to detail, teaching, and explaining what to do were all top notch. We legitimately cannot wait to go back.

The best museum I’ve ever been to. I have 3 boys and they absolutely lived the time we spent there. The owl pellet class was awesome and the person that led the class was amazing. He answered all our questions and was so informative. The collection is insane. Unfortunately, I didn’t get to see everything because the kiddos pulled me around. I will probably make a trip back out just for the grownups. Gift shop was great.

Very cool bone museum! It was clean, busy, and the worker's were well informed and smiley. Loved the scavenger hunt and crossword that goes along with the plentiful information surrounding every display. 2 floors & theres an elevator if you need. Gift shop was very cool as well, will need to come back

Went on a friday morning, was busy but still really fun and cool experience took my 4 year old and my 2 month old. Inside stayed really nice and cooled off which i appreciated so much haha. All thier exhibits were breath taking and intriguing. They had lots of bones and things the kiddos could touch, feel and experience along with so many cool facts about the human body and animals. We got to enjoy a amazing family day learning about the circle of life and the beauty and knowledge it brings. The staff were very informative, friendly and they honestly seem to love thier jobs which always makes for a better experience. The gift shop was pretty epic as well of i couldve spent my whole wallet there i wouldve 🤣 but my kiddo chose out a glow in the dark spider some insect candy and we chose out some collectors insects to being home for ourselves. It was very reasonably priced too. Definitely go whether its hot or cold outside its a museum you can really enjoy at any age

I love this place! There are so many amazing displays. One could easily spend hours taking time to look at every single one. I was so impressed by the number of specimens. I truly hope to make another visit in the near future.

Such a cute little museum! We’re from out of state and decided to make a stop here, and I’m so glad we did. I was so excited to see a bull terrier skull (I own one myself! And there such funny looking dogs), which was such a fun surprise. My 3-year-old and I had a great time exploring. We spent about an hour and really enjoyed it. The staff were all very nice and welcoming. I also really appreciate the thoughtful touches — free tampons and pads in the restroom and a baby changing table. It’s the small details like that that make a big difference. Definitely worth the visit!

Absolutely love this museum a lot to offer and explore even though not being a huge place. The kids and I always enjoy it. I'm the live Beatles devouring the skin off the skulls in the entryway. It's my favorite part.

I was poking around on Google maps and found this little gem. It is open seasonally so check before you go. Public park that is also a wedding venue. Very calming to be here. I had never been but was very happy to step into the past.

We came here for their halloween event and my children loved it! The property itself is beautiful and has a rustic charm 💕. The view is beautiful with the Capitol in the background. This was my first time here and it's gorgeous. 😍 It's tucked away and secluded, but once you see the place it has so much history and love put into the buildings to keep it restored. Visit their website for more information:)

Staff there is super friendly. They were easy to work with, very accommodating and made for an incredible wedding for my daughter. I would highly recommend!

This place is absolutely beautiful. We had our wedding here after coming to tour/visit a few months previous. We came back for engagement pics and to tour it a couple more times before the wedding (even after hours). Kelly is wonderful to work with and so accommodating. Wedding options to fit any budget as well as amenities included (tables, chairs, arch...). Plenty of options to get married on grounds and for reception spot. We chose the barn for the reception. Merica was the lady the day of our wedding and she was super friendly and patient as we picked up and put things back in place. Highly recommend the venue for wedding/celebration and when they are open to visit for their many public times to visit though out the year. Located smack dab down town it's truly amazing how they have kept this preserved throughout the 100+ year history on this 10 acres!!

I absolutely love Harn Homestead! The first time we met Kelly she worked around our schedules to give us a tour of the homestead. She explained everything we needed to know and even gave us recommendations as we began planning our wedding. We were able to take our engagement pictures on site with no extra cost. Kelly and her team were very flexible on letting us schedule a time do come out and do them. There are so many great places to take photos. The day before our wedding we threw them a curve ball last minute and added an extra hour and they were so accommodating and understanding. Then came our wedding day on 9/24/23. Kelly and her team had great communication and they were a huge help the day of. Merica was on sight with us and provided great customer service, helped direct people as well as vendors on where to go, and kept checking in on us to make sure we had everything we needed. I couldn’t have asked for a more perfect day and a staff of amazing women to help. The price was outstanding and the customer service was incredible throughout the entire process. We are so pleased and couldn’t have picked a better place to do our wedding! I highly recommend Harn Homestead and their incredible staff! -September 2023 Bride ❤️

Very lovely place to step back into time! I remember coming here as a child on a field trip and now as an adult with my homeschooled children. Very friendly staff. Knowledgeable on their history of the Harn family and the plantation. Recommend this for anyone. (Involves a lot of walking.)

We showed up at an off time on a whim while driving by. We were able to walk the grounds and look around. We weren't able to take one of the normal tours but the signage around the grounds were quite helpful. There is a nice collection of buildings from the late 1800's to early 1900's. Is you're in the area it is worth checking out. I'm sure the knowledge you'd get from the tour would only entrance the experience.

We had such a great time on the Bricktown Water Taxi! Our tour guide was funny, knowledgeable, and kept everyone entertained from start to finish. He really knew how to get the whole boat involved and made the ride feel lively and welcoming. The tour itself was such a neat experience—cruising along the canal through the heart of Bricktown, hearing about Oklahoma City’s history, landmarks, and fun local stories along the way. It was the perfect mix of learning and laughter. You get to see the murals, restaurants, shops, and even some hidden gems from a whole new perspective. It’s definitely a must-do in OKC whether you’re visiting or local. Fun, relaxing, and a great way to take in the city’s atmosphere!

Feels more like a floating commercial than a cultural tour. While the guide shares a few interesting facts about Oklahoma City’s history, most of the ride is spent pointing out chain restaurants and hotels like Starbucks and the Residence Inn. You can’t even see many of the actual monuments or landmarks from the boat. Walking the canal would probably give you a better view and a more meaningful experience.

What a super-fun, touristy thing to do! Our boat captain, DJ, was wonderful, with interesting facts about our excursion, which he presented with humor! We definitely learned some things while having a great time!

A must-do activity when visiting Oklahoma City. The tour was not only fun, but also informative. I learned about the history of the state, downtown, and revitalization projects in Bricktown. They have some interesting artwork, pretty landscaping, ducks, and plenty of great restaurants to learn about along the way. Our boat driver and tour guide, Heather, was very friendly and funny. The tour is about 45 minutes, and fortunately our boat wasn’t so full to be crowded. The tour is appropriate for all ages (but if you have little kids who cannot sit still or be quiet long, it might not be for you since it’s close quarters and others need to hear the driver speaking). Get tickets in advance because it appeared some tours were full / sold out. Way to go OKC for building this super cool river feature through the Bricktown area and having a water taxi tour for people to enjoy!

Pretty good experience it takes almost 40 mins for the entire ride. They have really nice guides, fun people. Buy tickets online to save time. You can buy them right when you go there but online to skip the line

Sam F. was our tour guide! She did an excellent job! Mixing in history and jokes! She even drove the boat really well! What a fun experience!

Our tour guide was incredibly kind and quite knowledgeable. The boat ride was wonderfully relaxing. I had envisioned a typical boat ride, but it was so much better hearing the stories behind each statue and painting. I'm definitely planning a return visit, preferably in the evening when the weather is cooler. Honestly, it was a fantastic experience.

This park is amazing! It has varying views through the city and many artistic elements within it. I love that they used the city layout and landmarks to design it around. There really is something for everyone’s interests. From canoes, to sports courts, walking trails, and gardens, there is plenty to see and do. Plan for a couple of hours to see it all.

great park in the middle of OKC!Spend lots of sunrises/sunsets at overlook hill, at night markets or free concerts, watching people play sports down at the courts. the bridge is a highlight with the lovelocks is very cool especially at night when it changes colors! spark is a unique restaurant as well, lots of parking. definitely recommend theres always something to do to!!☺️

Very beautiful area. The walking path was picturesque and had benches along the way. I love the Lilly and native plant areas. Trees lined lined the way offering a bit of shade and butterflies were evident.

This is one of the most amazing downtown parks I have ever seen. It is huge and absolutely gorgeous. There is something here for everyone to enjoy - kids and adults. It is fairly new, well- groomed and maintained, and it feels very safe. It has to be one of Oklahoma City's best features.

Something free to do with the kids. Plenty to see Playground for kids Food available in the area at a reasonable price Paddle boat available for rental 30min @$15 up too 4 People I believe Lock bridge not to far Recommend for you to also visit at night since the bridge lights up...

Beautiful park! Tons of flowers bringing butterflies all around. Parking is $1 per 30 mins.

Excellent example of what a city park should be like! Lots to do and a great place to explore or relax, offering interesting attractions, plenty of space, and skyline views.

Beautiful place, wonderful job in the remodel. Valet is a must! Feels very high end. Did think the room had a bit of a “flip” feel. We had floor tiles popping up, tile grout was coming out, paint lines were rough and the outlets have this weird one side up other side down to be smaller but you can’t use both at the same time because nothing fit. Just some weird stuff like that. But if that doesn’t bother you then this is a great place to visit! Bar and restaurant were great with reasonable prices and great service.

Tom in security is one of the nicest people I have ever work at a high security venue like the first national center. He helped me in the loading dock and make sure I knew where I was going.

Is it possible to gush about a building? Yes, at least when it comes to this extraordinary art deco beauty. Props to the front door staff—friendly and knowledgeable about the city. Here are my favorite features.

A neoclassical architectural masterpiece in downtown OKC! The First National Center has been a prominent part of the Oklahoma City skyline since 1931, and features extensive uses of marble, aluminum, and granite. Think of it as OKC’s Empire State Building. (Even in resemblance!) The bank it was built for was a victim of the oil bust and is no longer with us, but today the building houses several amazing restaurants, a retail shopping center, and the old vault downstairs now houses a bar. The building also houses apartments and a hotel, plus venues for business meetings, events, and even weddings!

Great place to bring out of Towner's. Really stunning architecture and impressive menu/bar.

We had cocktails at Tellers. The bartenders Tyler and Tim were excellent. They made us great drinks. The atmosphere was great and it was so beautifully decorated for Christmas.

Lovely dinner at Tellers with live music on a Wednesday evening. Sarah, our waitress was amazing and gave a lovely experience. The surrounding staff were friendly and welcoming. The building is gorgeous and the all around experience will be a must do for OKC enthusiasts for a great night out with your family and or friends.

Went to see the musical Oklahoma there and it was fantastic. A wonderful theater with friendly staff members and all the necessary amenities. Every show I have seen there has been great. Plus, the limited food entrees are really good, too. We went there an hour before curtain to eat and we both enjoyed our meals and made new friends. A very classical, theatrical venue for OKC! Go!

We had a great time. No matter where your seats are, the audio is beautiful. They have braille programs available for the visually impaired. Make sure you give yourself time to get seated, and be mindful of performers. (Please stop clapping after every song-while very sweet, it holds up production)

Been here several times, I’ve had a good experience every time! Make sure you arrive early to your event. Because you will probably need help getting to your seats!

My girlfriends and I had an amazing time seeing Twilight live in concert. The Music Hall was the absolute perfect venue for it. It is a stunning, grand building, and the architecture really adds to the event experience. Crucially, all the staff we encountered were friendly, helpful, and welcoming from the moment we walked in.

I recently attended the Jersey Boys musical at the Civic Center, and it was an amazing experience! The performance itself was fantastic, capturing the energy and talent of the original Jersey Boys perfectly. My seat was perfect, offering plenty of legroom, which made the experience even more comfortable and enjoyable. The theater is clean, spacious, and comfortable, creating an ideal environment to enjoy a show. The sound and lighting were top-notch, enhancing the overall experience. If you're looking for a great place to catch a show, the Civic Center is definitely the place to go. Highly recommend for an unforgettable theater experience!

First time I was present to see Dracula — an absolutely, fantastically amazing ballet! Beautiful decorations, stunning costumes, and now you’ve gained one more fan of ballet. The Musical Hall Center was well-organized, with polite staff and really helpful personnel.

My first and only time to the Civic Center Music Hall was such a pleasure and memorable experience. From the architect, the interior design, and the specific event that I attended, I do not have one negative comment or experience. How refreshing!

alot of history in this area..it was worth the visit..stop by and check it out

Great historical place to visit and walk around

Great place filled with history of cattle ranching/selling, great restaurants and museums.

Amazing experience,it should be on everyone's bucket list,a definite must do when visiting Oklahoma

Western Wear Outlet is a great place to shop. The employees are very nice and helpful,too!

Different, but nice. Could almost feel the history and cattle...

Awesome cow town and leather works and old time scenery We enjoyed it

Was in town working and found this place because I wanted to get some fishing in. Looked like it is a good place to fish when the water is up but the water was so low, looked like a dirt road where the water used to be. Would like to try it when and if the water level gets to normal.

Peaceful place. We love it

A beautiful place to take someone special on a special date. I hope you enjoy God’s beautiful artistry.

Love my nature walks around this lake

It's a quiet lake with not a lot of traffic and not a lot of places to park and access the lake, but it does have scenic views looking west to east from Route 66 Park.

Beautiful lake, bridge & dam, recommend just before sunset. The walk across the bridge/dam is beautiful but very windy, make sure to wear a thick jacket. In order to see the sunset, you have to start walking from the east side. There's a walkway where you can use to access the bottom portion of the dam. After you reached the west side of the bridge, there are some picnic tables you can use for a little while until the light goes away. This is 3 miles from the outlets so you can do some shopping right after leaving here.

We love to walk the dam. It's especially relaxing at sunset. ☺ The fishing is great too.

The vip is worth getting. They bring out some animals to show and tell, and some you can hold, and others just touch. The staff is wonderful, answering questions with ease. Everyone is really nice. The place is big so be prepared to walk you see many types of creatures. Some of the places lion very run down, but I'm guessing those places are more for summertime use. Beside that awsome place for kids to enjoy a nice day and learn some new things about animals they didn't know.

Entire experience started out a little rough as our reservation wasn’t in their system (we called to make the reservation), but we had paid in advance to stay in a cabin on property - staff seemed super surprised about our arrival and was not super stoked, which makes sense! Aside from this initial interaction, the whole place was incredible. We went on a weekday and were the ONLY people in the entire park! Which sounds crazy, but we went in their off season when folks were working or at school. It was actually really cool to experience it that way without a bunch of people crowding you! We could take our time with each animal and exhibit. We ended up getting a VIP Encounter with our reservation by staying on property, which entailed getting to meet at LEAST 10 different animals up close and personally. Our guide for this was Amy, who was so so so kind and friendly and answered all of our crazy questions. After this, we got to feed monkeys and kangaroos. What a cool experience!!!! Again, still the only people in the entire place. At this point it was dusk and more animals were out than when we initially walked through the park- all cats were very well fed and had enough room to move around in- their pens were HUGE! Loved seeing that and that they were well cared for. In terms of where we stayed, it was in one of the lodges at the back of the property where you’re next to the zebras! The place was so well worth the money with great amenities, very clean, and quiet (except for the animals you can hear at night which is so cool lol). 10/10 experience, can’t wait to come back. If you’re thinking about making the trip here, DO IT! This place deserves your money and your time! Don’t skip it!

Very cool experience! Deff worth trying out! The tree house we stayed in, the bathroom was down two flights of stairs outside, with no air ventilation. The treehouse was also lacking A/C. The ONE window unit they have upstairs only blows hot air. So bring a fan!!!! Emily was part of the park staff and she was by far the most laid back and educational person we met there! We really enjoyed her company! Waking up the sound of a lions roar, was terrifying yet peaceful at the same time!!!! Check it out! It’s an experience you’ll never forget. 🐅🦁🐒

We had a good experience here. The Macaws out front are talkative and beautiful birds. Very good assortment of animals and it felt safe and inviting. Happy we went and if we're ever in town we might consider going back.

Grandkids school trip from Shawnee. I expected 3 tigers and 10,000 screaming kids and once the crowd was gone.. or more like... I left the crowd and decided to go walk about while they got educated.... it was pretty awesome. I know 1st hand what it's like keeping up buildings, pens, ground, ponds bridges, animals for public display etc.. Great folks, and learning my" brother" firefighter runs the place was a pleasant surprise. Hopefully I'll return on a less stressful day. Some parents need a kick in the groin... letting thier kids bang on the glass agitating the tiger who was trying to eat them through the acrylic panel. After I thought this is how these places make the world news... the grandpa in me yelled at all of them.. including the parents laughing taking the videos. Otherwise... great time and surprising place.

Went for the first time finally. We did the VIP so we could hold the animals. Love the open walk around and the spacious areas for the animals. I could watch those silly lemurs all day 🤣 They are doing some additions also. Can’t wait to go back again.

This was an inexpensive, fun, and educational experience. We visited in mid October, so the weather was pleasant. It was not crowded at all. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. You may need help from Google maps because the signage is not very obvious.

Historic round barn on route 66 in Oklahoma. The downstairs is a gift/antique shop. The loft area is amazing, and still has concerts there. The person who created us upon entrance was very knowledgeable about the history of the barn. Worth a stop if in the area. Free to visit.

Beautiful place to visit! We talked with the volunteer and we learned so much about the Round Barn. The loft is absolutely gorgeous! Definitely stop by & check it out!

An amazing, old craftsmanship made, round barn, on historic route 66 that you can visit. The upper floor and ceiling is awesome. The lower floor has more history and photos too. Be sure to visit both. The staff is very friendly and helpful. A fun stop along the route that you shouldn't miss.

This is so cool. The ground floor is like a mix of a goodwill shop and museum. Look at the ceiling to see how the barn was constructed. The real thing to see is the upstairs space. It’s a large space and cool frame construction.

Visited on 6.9.2025. Unique and Nostalgic Roadside Attraction in Arcadia, Oklahoma. Jyst a side note.... This would be an Outstanding places to go country dancing or square dancing. It would also be a great place to have a wedding reception.

I enjoyed the history and how well it has been kept up. Not many locations like this that are open to the public. If you have your passport book you can get it stamped. Friendly volunteers to answer questions. Also can't beat the price...give a donation.

This is a historic attraction along Route 66 in Arcadia. Opening hours are 10am to 5pm daily. Admission is free and you will find a decent size carpark in the back, just exit 66 a block or two over and make way to the back. There are public toilets available as well. The Barn was originally built in 1898. After decades of neglect, it was fully restored with a reconstructed roof in 1992 and is kept in good condition today. You can visit the upstairs where you will see the wooden deck space for fairly large scale events. It is worth a quick look-see. What is most interesting is the ground floor which is setup like a small museum with historical information about the Round Barn, the early days of Arcadia, Route 66 traveller business that the early 20th-century and related points of interest. There are time period artefacts on display that are nice to see as well as a gift shop area which is manned by volunteers. I really enjoyed my 20 minute stop and visit of the Arcadia Round Barn recently. They are doing really good job breathing and keeping alive this interesting bit of early Oklahoma and Midwest history here.

Had a great time here! Loved learning about the unique history of the banjo and its ties throughout American musical history. We visited because we saw Kermit and his banjo from "The Muppet Movie" were on exhibit. So glad we came and I will definitely be recommending this museum to everyone! Incredible collection, very good upkeeping, and you can tell they truly care about the history and cultural significance of the banjo.

A beautiful collection of a caliber of artistic banjos that I never knew existed. A fun history with videos accompanies. However, the museum felt a need to inject political propaganga with one movie stating that playing the banjo in the US was (and I quote) "black appropriation." So ... why is it I've never heard that when African Americans play historically white -played instruments that it is white appropriation? Stop it already. Just stop. No copyright on who can master an instrument for ALL OF US to enjoy.

The only Banjo Museun in the world. The first Wednesday of the month, they host a brown bag lunch. If you pick up lunch and bring it to the Museum they let you in for free. There is also free show. After the hour long kid friendly show you welcome to explore the museum (also for free). My wife and I really had a good time. Normally admission is $8 per person. They do offer senior and military discounts.

Amazing place! My kids 8&11 loved it! So much to see and learn! The displays were well done.

Lots of bueatiful banjos. Emphasis on 4 string banjoes. A few early African American banjoes. Not much on AppLachian, oldtime banjo. Mentiones different styles of playing, but no explanation of them. They have a room set up like a Shakies Pizza restaurant. They have instruments you can play. Well worth a visit.

Such a cool little museum jam packed with, you guessed it! Banjos galore! The museum itself was so nice and really well done. We had a blast and I highly recommend if you're in the area. Takes a good hour and a half to look at everything and make sure to play one of the banjos on your way out!

It's said, "To learn the history of the banjo is to recover the actual history of America." That could not be more apparent to me than ever. The museum is informative and expertly showcases the evolution of the banjo across various racial and musical cultures. Their collection of instruments is truly otherworldly! The curator took to heart that a banjo will get you through times of no money because the ticket is a steal of a deal, and it's a hidden gem combined into one! Please take a bow!

This was my 2 1/2 yo granddaughter’s first time riding a “choo-choo” and she had so much fun. But the best part was her interaction with this man, Jason. He made the visit 100 times better. Thank you Jason!

We went there on a Friday and we were the only visitors at the time. It is free to walk around, take pics, and go inside some of the cars. You have to buy a ticket to ride a train.

The Oklahoma Railway Museum was a fun and insightful experience. I have two teenaged boys that I wasn’t sure how they would react to visiting here but nearly as soon as we were out of the car they were all over the exhibits. There is something about trains that sparks curiosity in people of all ages, in turn igniting interest in those giant beast of a machine that will never fade. While here (Aug. 23, 2025) we only saw one staffer during our visit and while we didn’t directly interact with her, we did overhear a conversation between her and another visitor who really only had a question about a new feature that is soon to be offered and the staffer was very pleasant and accommodating and answered the question confidently. The museum isn’t packed with visitors so you’re able to take your time without feeling rushed or crowded out. It’s a living exhibit and it seems they are periodically able to add more pieces but those pieces have to be restored often time to a quality worthy of display so please consider donating something even if if admission is free to help keep this museum open for future visitors to enjoy.

I love what they’re trying to do but the train ride itself is really underwhelming, basically goes very slowly across two intersections and a golf course. There’s no bathroom on the train and of course my six year old had to go about five minutes in so was uncomfortable the whole time. Staff were very nice but unfortunately I don’t think we will be doing this one again.

Great place to visit! We had a blast making memories and great place for photos. The volunteers and workers that maintain the museum that have so much knowledge about each train. Met an elderly gentleman that spoke about how he use to maintenance one of the trains. Love that this place is still pushing to stay open, help support it! Admission to the Museum itself is free. Donations are not required, but they are welcomed. Please keep in mind the Museum is mainly outdoors, so prepare accordingly for the weather.

We went for the Polar Express ride as a surprise for my grandbaby's birthday. We had a ton of fun walking around "town," entering the depo and watching her (3 yr old) get caught up in the magic. The stewards/stewardess's were so friendly as well. It was something my inner child definitely needed and I'm so thankful that we were able to experience it as a family for our little one.

My husband and I visited the museum in the first part of August and really enjoyed it. My husband is a railfan / train enthusiasts. First off, everyone was very friendly. If you had a question about anything, they would have an answer for you. I want to give a shout out to Jerry, Joe and Ann. Very patient and knowledgeable about equipment. The area was very clean and open. The HO scale train layout that is in one of the old coaches / baggage cars was very well laid out / positioned for the space and was operational.....plus it had a/c in that one. We were able to experience the inside of an old caboose and get in the top part where the conductors and brakeman would ride. We just want to say "Thank You"for preserving a piece of transportation history. Everyone should experience and learn how people use to travel back in the day. It is free to walk around but the excursion has a small cost.

I moved to OK 3 years ago, so thought it was about time to see this. The park is beautiful. Clean, well maintained. The bridge is stunning. Lots of locks have been placed. I'm scared of heights, but this is definitely worth the walking over.

Great architecture. Nice bridge and good access to walk across I-40. Great access to other areas of the park and to the downtown area on both sides of the bridge.

Such an amazing architecture, the Skydance Bridge really is, that represents the state of Oklahoma more than just Oklahoma City.

Very distinct attraction point and nice design. The only problem is that bridge is closed on south side as park on that side of highway is still under construction.

Love going to this park. Rain or shine, it's always clean & beautiful.

Beautiful public art work. We love visiting Scissortail Park and crossing over the bridge. There is an area of the bridge that is open and it could be a little scary if you are afraid of heights. You can place “love locks" here 💞.

This is such a cool structure that brings our state bird, Scissortail Flycatcher, to a larger than life representation and gives our city a unique landmark. This spans I-40 directly on the south side of our beautiful downtown OKC area. I love this addition to our skyline.

Wonderful parish in a beautiful, historical building. It has historical side altars that are still in use which is rare. The inside has been renovated to look more like it did back in the 1920s. Though diocesan TLMs are no longer allowed, this parish has the most conservative Novus Ordo you'll find in the area. Ad orientem, chant, smells and bells, etc. Great parish for Catholics to visit if traveling in OKC. Has confession every day of the week like in the old days. Stop in for a confession & daily mass at lunch time. Has Adoration during confessions M-F and all day adoration after mass on Thursdays. There are two seminarians from this small parish. They are clearly doing something right. God is working through this parish. They also have a museum/gift shop which will be re-opening soon.

A beautiful and peaceful place right in the heart of Oklahoma City. The historic architecture and stunning stained-glass windows make it truly special. Inside, the atmosphere is calm and welcoming, perfect for prayer or quiet reflection. The cathedral’s history, especially its survival and restoration after the 1995 bombing, adds deep meaning to the visit. A must-see for anyone visiting OKC.

This is the Church where my mother and father were married... there is much maternal history in this beautiful sanctuary, and a sense of Peace and stillness which is a haven from the chaos of the world 🌎 in this moment ♥️

Traveling through Oklahoma City and found this great old cathedral with a lot of character. We had walked there from our hotel 6 blocks away to attend Saturday pm mass. As Mass was ending a thunderstorm came through making it dicey walking back. The local deacon heard our plight and immediately offered to drive us back to the hotel !! Talk about serving the people… very impressed.

After visiting the very moving OKC Memorial, and exiting at the 9.03 gate resembling the time after the bomb, it's logical to enter and visit this Catholic Church. It's a classic brick one, but with very nice stained glass inside. While visiting the Memorial, be sure and stop in to see this beautiful Church. The stained glass and stations of the cross are amazing. I also loved seeing the Saint Michael the Archangel statue. We attended Mass and the music was amazing! This is a beautiful old cathedral in downtown Oklahoma City with typically ornate decorations. The music is abundant and the pews are a lot more comfortable than you would expect from such and old church. Great experience.

Everyone tells you to call the local churches for help with bills if you are struggling to pay them and you call them and you deal with the most rudest receptionist and they just give you a fast no that's the reason why a lot of people don't go to church because you give to the churches and then they don't want to help you

This is a great and beautiful parish! People are nice and the priest too!

What a wonderful museum! We came for the Summer Thursday and my child had a wonderful time. The facility was clean, the staff were kind, and there was plenty of fun activities and exhibits to keep my son entertained. Additionally, the story-time, craft, and scavenger hunt offered were all engaging and enjoyable activities for my kiddo! Super fun and such a beautiful museum.

We couldn’t have asked for a more perfect venue for our daughter’s wedding than the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. The venue was absolutely stunning, providing the most beautiful, classic backdrop for our special day. The staff was incredibly accommodating, a pleasure to work with, and always available to answer questions, ensuring everything ran smoothly. From start to finish, everything was flawless. I highly recommend this beautiful location for any special occasion!

The fact that it was free for me and and my son to go at this time of our life was absolutely great. My son as we were just moving to Oklahoma not knowing much about Oklahoma or he doesn't. It was good for him to learn some stuff and it was and presented in a way that he found interest for most things not everything but most things. So I I would go back and maybe a year or two to see how things have changed and to see what interests him

This is such a great little free gem (free parking and admission - look on their website for a free admission ticket - I will also post it in the photos) in Oklahoma! The staff were super friendly and nice as well! Lots to read and some videos to watch as well! The art was also super cool!

This museum leaves a little bit to be desired if I’m being honest, I feel like maybe they could go a little more in depth or have a short biography about the locally (and some globally) famous characters that line the walls. There is one area/exhibit that expands upon a few of those more well known Oklahomans and gets a little interactive but as for the rest of the inductees, it’s mostly their name and portrait. I personally feel a little more background behind what led them to be chosen for the prestigious halls would greatly increase the interest for some people. In one room there was a print out that instructed you to surmise what was interesting or what made the subject famous by the context clues in the backgrounds of their portraits but that seems like something one would do more at an art museum than at a historical museum. As far as the children’s wing/exhibit (perfect for kids aged 2-10) they’ve done a fantastic job and even offered a story time the day we were there. They also have a great gift shop which almost completely hosts Oklahoma made products.

I LOVE designing florals for my couples at the Hall of Fame! It is SUCH a beautiful building inside and out! There are so many options for how you could plan your wedding here with the multilevel floors. I would WHOLEHEARTEDLY recommend booking your wedding here. Photos by the talented- Ashley Sunderland Photography

Free admission when we visited. Beautiful architecture and portraiture. Enjoyed learning history of individuals we didn't know were from Oklahoma. The interactive picture displays had us laughing and was our favorite!

Beautiful place. Beautiful people and beautiful experience

This is by far the MOST welcoming church to which I've ever been. All are welcome here and I've truly been able to get closer to my faith with the liturgical teachings of Jesus provided here.

This church is right by the Oklahoma City federal bombing site and was affected. It has a deep Native American history. It has a deep Civil Rights and Human Rights history. It offers a variety of services as a rebirthed inner city congregation. And has sometimes been an emergency services site. They offer special live music concerts of world class music. This organ has a special history. The stained glass does too. They have a bookstore. And a couple of gardens which are downtown favorites. This is a historic building. And it's probably best to visit any day if the week really.

I was visiting OKC for work and attended a Sunday service. Everyone was warm and welcoming. The choir was wonderful as well. Definitely a community of faith to check out!

All are welcome! For God so loved us that he sacrificed His only begotten Son for the least among us. The Eucharist, or the Lord's Supper, is offered twice on Sunday for Christ emplored us to "Do this in remembrance of me" as often as we can. Wednesday we have morning Bible study as well as Lection Divina, contemplative Bible study, in the evenings as well as many outreach events for the underprivileged of our community.

Dean Katie Churchwell is an amazing priest, pastor and person. Several years ago, in response to a hurricane in Florida, she launched an initiative on Facebook called Pop Up Prayer. It continues to this day to be a vibrant and growing online community of people who gather for daily prayer and support. I am honored and blessed to be a part of this network of loving and caring souls. Dean Churchwell is insightful, caring, and gifted. Her resume speaks volumes to her education and experience. She is known for her passion for justice and walking along side those in need. From her advocacy for the diverse and beloved community of God, including children, those affected by gun violence, POC and others who are marginalized, to leading prayers on a walkabout thru the parish neighborhood, community programs that focus on health and wellness, or marching in PRIDE celebrations, Katie most assuredly walks the talk. She is simply the example of a life lived in service to the Beatitudes. I have personally experienced her pastoral care through the death of my wife. She was a brightly burning candle in an otherwise darkened corner of my heart. I will be forever grateful for her selfless service and Christlike compassion. Each night she ends her prayers with us by saying, "You are loved. You are so loved by God. No exceptions, no matter what." In a world that is aching for that kind of unconditional presence and acceptance, she is balm for the suffering and the calm within the storm. Katie you are so loved by God and by so many around the world. Blessings on this occasion of your installation as Dean of the St. Paul Episcopal Cathedral in Oklahoma City. You were made for such a time as this.

I'm totally amazed at how much time and Love they have for me and everyone else! I've never been treated so kindly in my life they were all really nice! Thank God for them

This is a very interesting looking building. Sadly, it is fenced off because it is for sale. The best photo opportunity I could get was from across the street.

This is either a front for the command bunker that will generate Elon Musk's bid for the '28 Presidency or, for those far less imaginative, an abandoned, gold dome. Either way, listing it as tourist attraction seems a stretch. If the Thunder beat the Pacers, I'm skipping this and hitting that parade.

Just a site to drive by on Rt 66. It is all fenced off, so you can’t go near it.

Hard to find the right words for this dome . I don’t always review domes .

This historical landmark should be a sports dome for the UFC. Put a ring in the middle. A place where the love for the fight takes place. It would bring revenue tourist vendors fighters

Pretty run down, not really worth the drive.

Building looks awesome

Beautiful space for photos and reading up on plants. It's small but mighty and the amount of gorgeous variety they have is worth the little trip. Highly recommend especially if you're wanting to go on a date!

Very nice gardens, tropical flowers & plants were very impressive, to say the least! The gift shop is very pricey on some items. It was a little hot and humid, so dress accordingly. 😉

The updates to the facility are incredible. We spent about two hours absorbing the beauty and the horticulture education. It was great. I highly recommend.

I took my daughter for the first time. It was beautiful. This would be a beautiful place to take photos.

This botanical garden is absolutely stunning. The greenhouse had so many trees that I've never seen before. I've only used the medicinal oils from the such as ylang-ylang, cinnamon pocholie etc.. it's definitely worth visiting

This tropical conservatory is awesome. In a not too huge crystal tube they've managed to fit some ecosystems. You can find some orchids at the entrance, followed by a set of bromeliads and tillandsias. They even have a pineapple and some banana trees. Once you're inside, you instantly feel the warmth and the moist of a tropical environment. There's a main deck and some upper levels on both ends. On one side there are more desertic species. This conservatory is part of the Myriad Botanical Gardens. A larger space with a small lake with kois and ducks and some areas for performances and prom events. My only concern is they close al 17:00 (as everything in the area) and that the gift store doesn't have some extra 15 min left for souvenir picking. But that's just me, the place is awesome.

Very beautiful lots of ducks and Coi fish i do recommend you take something for the fish they swim right up to you

Definitely worth stopping. Yes you may cry, but it is okay. I've been twice yes both times I held back tears.

Very peaceful memorial. Being a teenager when this happened has always stayed with me. We were attacked by domestic terrorist on April 19, 1995. They killed 168 directly and 1 indirectly. Do not forget the fallen.

The Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was destroyed by domestic terrorist Timothy McVeigh in 1995. This site is a memorial to those killed and those who survived. It is well-designed and beautifully laid out. The outside memorial site is free and there was ample street parking (at a cost). The park rangers were helpful and answered all manner of questions. We did not visit the Memorial Museum next door. A park ranger told us that the PBS documentary "American Experience: Oklahoma City" gives a pretty good coverage of the event along the same lines as the museum.

This does not reflect the memorial itself, which is completely beautiful and peaceful and is a perfect tribute to those lost in the bombing. I want women to be aware that there is a guard who will follow you and listen in on your conversations and will remind you to “be respectful” if he hears something he doesn’t like. I had a rather unfortunate experience, which is so disappointing as a lifelong Oklahoma City resident. I was enjoying the gardens on 07/31 at around 8:45 after having dinner at JK across the street when the security guard on duty that night began to follow my friend and I. He started off standing against the 9:03 wall and made his way over to the remembrance tree where we were sitting and having a chat about life. The guard then came over and asked if we had been to the memorial before and reminded us to “be respectful” of the space. We were simply sitting and admiring the evening and talking amongst ourselves completely away from people. The only reason this security guard backed off when we asked for clarification about what he deems “disrespectful” was because a lovely gentleman taking photos nearby overheard 2 adult women being chastised for talking, in a normal conversational tone might I add. The man taking photos reminded the security guard that we were being respectful by simply utilizing the space and there is nothing disrespectful by sitting down and talking. The guard eventually walked away and we were all left very confused and disappointed that a person appointed to protect the grounds of the memorial chose to use his power to exert authority where it wasn’t warranted. There were 6 people on the grounds in total, and this security person chose to follow my friend and I, 2 young women who had just come from a fabulous dinner, and made us largely uncomfortable and feel unsafe. I would like the company that contracts these characters to remind them what their actual duty is on the grounds, and that it is NOT to eavesdrop on the conversations of women and inject their own bias on what is appropriate versus inappropriate topic of conversation. For what it’s worth, the topic of conversation was about how our dating lives were going. Girl talk does not need to be policed when the comforts of others are not in jeopardy.

Absolutely beautiful memorial. Very sad day however they made a memory that is beautiful for all the lives that were taken from us that horrible day

Truly amazing and takes your breath away. Somber experience but in a good way.. very humbling and a very well done place to honor our state and country. Will return. Also, the employees are super helpful; particularly the park rangers. They're there to answer any questions you may have too!

Amazing! It brought back memories and emotions I'd forgotten about. It was sad to see how the cowardice of a few could cause such destruction. Yet, refreshing to see the humanity and community that followed. God Bless those we lost. God bless those who survived. God bless those who helped, particularly the police, fire and other first responders. God bless those who quickly identified the guilty, captured them, and put them to justice. And, God bless America! 🇺🇸

I would prefer to rate this place 0 stars. Called 3 times to try to make an appointment for our marriage license. Was told by the lady that I have to be from Oklahoma County to get one there. Even though on the website it says there are no residency requirements for marriage licenses. I called back hoping to get another person, hopefully friendly but was met with the same rude lady. She questioned why I wanted to get my marriage license in Oklahoma county instead of my original county, none of her business. I told her what it says on the website about no residency requirements and she stated it’s preferred if you do it in your county, NOT required. So I ask why she couldn’t have just made my appointment. She told me she wasn’t going to argue with someone who was lower than her. So I said you started off extremely rude with this conversation. She then hung up on me. This lady was extremely unprofessional something definitely needed to be done.

The truth needs to come out . This is sad and poor that people are dying in the Hands of police officers in oklahoma city county jail . The poor sad truth that people have died and no names are attached to the flowers. I am so thankful to share what's going on in the city. This is only in the past year. God help us all ! We need now a place of memorial for those who have died in jail . They deserve a proper burial memorial . Police officers that were involved in the cases of all the death of immates should be investigated. God loves all his children no one is left behind. God wake up your people !!!!!!!!!!! May God be with us all ! 😀🙃🙃🙃😇🙃😇🙃😇🙃😇🙃😇🙃😇😇🙃😇🙃😇🙃😇🙃😇😄😇😄😇🫠😇🙃😇🙃☺️☺️😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇

I called to see if I could schedule an appt to get my marriage license. The lady on the phone said I need to have a ceremony scheduled first then I can schedule my appt. I told her we’re not having an actual wedding until next year, and she told me that don’t schedule now and wait for next year then! It’s my first time doing this and I was getting frustrated by the attitude she gave me. I tried to ask why I can just get my marriage license first and I can have my wedding later on, which I know it’s not common but a lot of people still do that. Before I could say anything more, she hung up on me. I then found Edmond Satellite location and gave them a call, I asked what I needed to do and the guy gave me clear instructions on everything. No appt needed, no ceremony needed, just bring yourself, your fiancé and your state ID. Short and simple, as how it SHOULD BE!! If anyone is getting married soon, please please please go to the Edmond location and not here!!!!

DO NOT go here for your marriage license needs, these people clearly have no life goals nor any type of goodness in their life, and it clearly shows. We arrive at the courthouse on 1/25/2024 to file for a marriage license, the sheriff that was manning the security desk was the most pleasant part of our whole experience. He was very kind. THEN we get to the clerks office, the sign posted says “move to the 4th window” so we proceeded to the fourth window to wait a good 2 minutes in front of a gentleman scrolling on Facebook, how do I know it was Facebook you ask? Because I watched him open his phone and click on the app then proceed to scroll as two people stood in front of him. Then after waiting in silence in front of 3 people we were then greeting by the lady sitting in the first desk when you enter “how can I help you”. She acted like it clearly wasn’t her job. I then start with “we need to file for a marriage license” before I could finish she proceeded to say “you got an appointment?” I of course did not because their website clearly states you don’t need one but it’s preferred. I figured walking into an empty office with 15 open chairs was fine since they were not busy. She gives me a number to call to setup and appointment, I step out into the hall to do so. She then gives me attitude over the phone-like it wasn’t her job yet again. She mentions an Edmond satellite office which I’m like boom keyword there *another place besides this run down dumpster fire of an office* I then do some simple research and find out that you don’t in fact need an appointment with this Edmond office and the reviews are 5 stars. We indeed found out why the Edmond office is five stars, with their amazing hospitality and help. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME HERE. they are horrible at everything they do. GO ELSEWHERE TO FILE FOR A MARRIAGE LICENSE.

I wish I could give a lower rating. I spent all day getting yelled at because I can't communicate the same way other people can, what should have taken me an hour max ended up taking 5 hours because they refused to communicate with me via writing, eventually my friend got off work and came to help me but I got a parking ticket and wasted my whole day because of their ableist garbage.

just called to MAKE AN APPOINTMENT for a marriage license and the very RUDE lady wouldn’t even let me finish speaking, interrupting me, assuming i meant walk in (even when i tried to clarify i was asking about the 30 day validity, not walking in) do better girl, leave your bad days at home or don’t work in customer service

I've never had a worse experience. when it comes to court houses they failed to communicate that they would be closed at 2 due to weather that doesn't even start until 8 tonight. i walked around the entire building trying to find a way in just to find a note on the north side that said they're closed. unbelievable!!!

We visited while in the area, very nice collection of Military History. You can start inside and visit through the years of the Military and the different war campaigns. They have arms from the 1800s to the modern day. They have a hall dedicated to Medal of Honor recipients. Very nice layouts with volunteers that will give you more detail information if you desire. Outside is also included which has large military vehicles, tanks, airplanes and helicopters. They are open until 4:15pm everyday and closed on Mondays. They have a nice gift shop. Definitely worth a stop. Very large so allow a couple of hours or more. The museum is free and you can give donations.

Holy smokes, amazing place. It's so incredibly organized and preserved. Learned a lot and it's a must see ! The staff is knowledgeable and friendly and very helpful.

This place is awesome! I was aware that the 45th Infantry was involved in the Liberation of Dachau prior to coming, but I learned so much more about the 45th as a whole. The exhibits are well maintained, and the variety of firearms is impressive, to say the least. The volunteers there are very insightful and a joy to talk to, and I was overall extremely impressed. Not to mention all the vehicles outside! Great experience!

Terrific adventure! We were welcomed and introduced to the exhibits by the wonderful staff members. Place does not charge you any fees but offers a variety of different presentations. Before you even enter the museum’s building, there is plenty of military vehicles and aircrafts. After getting familiar with the outside exhibition we decided to go inside the building, even though the building looked small from the outside it came out to be a big piece of a building inside. You get to immerse yourself in this experience. Please don’t hesitate from talking to the staff, they are wonderful people. Highly recommended. It took us about 3 hours and 30 minutes.

I've been visiting this museum for many years it's sad to see that it's closed but I'm looking forward to seeing the new facilities

Another impressive museum. Naturally its primary focus is on the 45th Infantry Thunderbirds, and their history is well represented. What I didn’t expect was the most amazing collection of historic US military firearms that I have ever seen. Well worth a visit. I went on a Friday morning and aside from a couple field trips, I had the place to myself. Oh and it’s free!

The outdoor exhibits are super awesome. Adults and kids will enjoy seeing at close quarters, Battle tanks, helicopters, aircraft and howitzers. The indoor section also has an extensive collection of weapons used from history wars and other artefacts. A must visit is your in the area and are interested in US army history or generally in the armed forces.

Nice, smaller museum. The ladder truck is unique. Friendly staff. Big patch display.

We were the only visitors early Saturday morning right after they opened, so there was no wait or a line. From the outside it is a very large building but once we were inside, I was surprised at how small the museum area actually was. Luckily the fee to enter is small. The contents are very impressive. The sheer amount of antique fire engines that are pristinely restored is enough to knock your socks off. There is firehouse memorabilia and artifacts everywhere the eye can see and beyond. They even have a kids area with themed coloring pages and toys that they can play with. My four year old especially loved playing with the toy fire trucks. The museum also includes a modest gift shop area with reasonably priced souvenirs. You can spend a good couple of hours pouring over each item and reading all the information posted. Out front is a playground and a couple more fire engines that you can climb on for some really cute photo ops.

After my test took a little trip to the Oklahoma fire fighter museum. Only $6 per adult half off for firefighters I highly recommend stopping in. They will also trade a challenge coin for a dept patch I plan to bring one next time I’m in OKC for Poole Community Fire & Rescue. They are also expanding and will have more engines and trucks.

ME AND MY DAUGHTER HAD SO MUCH FUN, WHAT AN HONOR TO HAVE SEEN THIS BEAUTIFUL PLACE, HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS MUSEUM THAT HONORS OUR BRAVE HEROES 👨🏻‍🚒🧑🏻‍🚒👩🏻‍🚒

Another great little museum. I visited on a Saturday morning right when they opened, honestly got lucky with my timing as they were closing for a private event, but I was able to get an hour in before they closed. Staggering amount of firefighting history in such a compact museum. I appreciate them letting me in without charging and even offering a complimentary ticket for a follow up visit.

Highly recommend! We Loved the tour and experience! Gained some knowledge about early 1900s. There was a variety of table top activities and toys. Nice, simple gift shop. Unknown GEM was the playground outside the entrance. It was surprisingly unexpected and has about 5 shaded picnic tables!! If you need a smaller sized museum with less of a crowd. This is an amazing place! Duration was about 1.5 hours. Decent entry fee. Will come again.

It’s full of interesting exhibits and memorabilia that really showcase the history and bravery of firefighters. I loved seeing the old fire trucks, gear, and photos — it really gives you a sense of the dedication and courage of these heroes. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and the museum is clean and well-organized. It’s a great place to visit for families, history buffs, or anyone who wants to learn more about firefighters.

It's a cool landmark that has a milk bottle on top of it. Also, I got an added bonus of an Oklahoma City mural on the side of the building.

Another drive by, no place to park. So have your camera ready!

If you like seeking out "giant" structures on Route 66, this is a must-see. It isn't huge, but it's definitely the biggest milk bottle we've ever seen! A cute photo op on a Route 66 road trip.

Another stop visiting historic places around the city.

Only the realest in OKC know! The Milk Bottle Building is iconic. A huge part of my childhood especially when it was 'Banh Mi Ba Le' would walk here often for delicious $2 Vietnamese baguette sandwiches.

Just good for a quick drive by picture but a quirky piece of route 66 Americana history.

It’s on a busy intersection so slowing down to take pictures could be challenging. Also no parking right near it since it’s at an intersection.

We went to look at the Christmas trees which were a pleasure. Besides the trees there isn't a lot else to look at. It's a small gallery. The art that they do have is beautiful and meaningful. It was a difficult place to find. I recommend parking at the parking garage on Broadway and taking the elevator to the bottom. Walk around until you see painted buffalos.

A uniquely Oklahoman experience. The rotating gallery has a collection of over 1,000 original works of art by Native American artists. They do a great job of telling the story of the Native American people through contemporary art. The staff is informative and very friendly. Definitely a gem in downtown OKC.

My husband and I took our kiddos to see all the Christmas trees from different Native American tribes in Oklahoma. It was great for our kids to read a description of each tree and why they chose the specific ornaments to decorate with. Highly recommend checking it out.

Simply breathtaking home for the Native American art. Lots to look at such as paintings and pottery. The Red Earth company is located in downtown Oklahoma City and the staff is very welcoming. Plus you have access to the underground just a few feet away.

Our trip was to see the beautiful Christmas Trees from a variety of nations in this area. In addition, there was great art work. Very special.

A little art shop with a large story to tell. Native Indian art that is amazing. Do yourself a favor and spend some time here to really appreciate art at its best.

The Treefest exhibit is visually appealing. The trees tell about the traditions of each tribe. Highly recommend.

The Museum is a fantastic place for any sports fan. I was really looking forward to seeing the athletic training exhibit, but unfortunately, it was only temporary. That was a bit disappointing, but the rest of the museum more than made up for it. The sports memorabilia collection is impressive, and the way it’s displayed truly honors Oklahoma’s athletic history. From legendary athletes to historic moments, every exhibit is thoughtfully arranged and well-maintained. A huge shoutout to Justin, who was extremely helpful, kind, and knowledgeable. He answered all my questions and helped me find exactly what I was looking for. His hospitality made my visit even better. One important note—this museum is privately funded, so it relies on donations. If you visit, consider contributing to help keep this incredible collection alive! It’s definitely worth a visit, even if I wish that exhibit had still been there.

Very nice shrine to anyone that has anything to do with Oklahoma in sports. If you were involved in any sport and were either born, went to school or played in Oklahoma.. you're in! I guess you had to have a little bit of notoriety, but I never heard of more than half of the inductees.

It's always a great time. Mike James does an amazing job at being the host of the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Hall. It was packed this year with attendance. The food was great, the service was great. The sound system was spot on. I always enjoy this venue.

Small sports museum connected to the baseball field in OKC. The display for Jim Thorpe was amazing and the telling of his story and relationship to the sports he participated in, was phenomenal. Parking was very accessible.

This is a nice museum that features Oklahoman athletes. This is free and the curator is very knowledgeable and friendly.

Lots of history here and a nice place to visit. It's free,but they sell all types of shirts. We enjoyed it.

Mr Mike was very knowledgeable about EVERY thing in there. Beautiful view of the baseball field

Good venue. Have been here for concerts and now Shen Yun. Lots of parking. Comfortable seats. Easy to get to.

This is an excellent venue. The acoustics are wonderful and the seating is comfortable with enough legroom

My daughters first ballet recital was held here. It's not a huge theater but it was nice and comfy. The restrooms were clean and easy parking. The night we were there bottled soda and water were for sale, as well as bags of chips and candy. Our seats were not in the balcony so not sure what the view is like there.

Very easy to locate. Ample parking. When inside, the ushers are very helpful! There are concessions inside. Seats are comfortable and not cramped. Ramps down both sides and very accommodating for disabled individuals. I’m not sure how many restrooms there are on the 3 floors but I’d say there’s about 6-8 stalls per female bathroom.

Great venue! Not a bad seat in the house!

We have used this center for our daughter Bharatanatyam Arangetram (solo debut performance), this stage is great for audio, lighting, video playing, dinner place etc. They have multiple options to pick and choose. Staffs from OCCC are the best to work with. They understand their system, ready to listen, accommodated our requests, ready for last minute changes (no complaints).

The theater was very nice and clean. My grandson had his graduation ceremony there. We got there early to get our seats. We got decent seats and had a better view than 2 years ago. The sound was great and we got some good pictures. Didn't know anyone that had to go sit in the overflow section.

If you are looking for a warm welcome and the love of Jesus, First Church is a true reflection of that love. Solid Biblical teaching by Pastor Josué Araujo and both traditional and contemporary worship are hallmarks of this downtown historic church.

This church has been in the same place since 1889. It has a very welcoming congregation and the presence of God is in the building 🙏. You can feel it when you first come in. Also we have a very good pastor who cares about his flock.

I love my church. Been going here since the beginning of July. Joined in August. I love the worship. Love pastor Mark. Great man of God. Great homeless ministry.

God filled, spirit filled, home. Bountiful homeless ministries. Have never had issues when in need. Loving our Lord with a scripture based Rock to stand on

Most Historical I Felt Right At Home.

The place is great for weddings and ceremonies. The only issue I have is the parking. There isn't enough parking spaces for big events.

Historical and located downtown. Perfect venue for weddings. Lot of wood and stained glass.

Love this temple! Its so beautiful! Thankful to have one in OK!!

I had the privilege of creating florals for this lovely couple's Christmas wedding last year. Being able to style florals in the bride's hair was an extra special treat. Although going inside the temple is reserved for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who hold Temple Recommends, the grounds are open to visitors. As a florist I definitely noticed the landscaping which is always lovely each season. I highly recommend coming and sitting by the fountain at the backside of the temple. Very peaceful! I hope to be able to create more bouquets for those who get sealed in the Oklahoma City Temple! -All photos taken by Cristina Soto Photography

Visiting the Oklahoma City Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is truly an uplifting experience. This sacred structure stands as a beacon of serenity and spiritual strength amidst the bustling energy of the city. The temple's exterior, with its classic white finish and stately spires, inspires awe and reverence before you even step inside. The design is both majestic and inviting, reflecting the profound sense of peace and holiness that pervades the temple grounds. The meticulously landscaped gardens, featuring a variety of flowers and greenery, contribute to the atmosphere of tranquility, inviting reflection and meditation. Inside, the temple offers a beautifully appointed sanctuary for ordinances and worship. The rooms are adorned with tasteful decor that enhances the spiritual experience without overwhelming the senses. Each space is designed to facilitate contemplation and connection with the divine, from the quiet dignity of the sealing rooms to the celestial room's radiant ambiance. The temple staff embodies the spirit of kindness and dedication that is central to the temple's purpose. Their guidance and courteous assistance ensure that all who visit for sacred ordinances feel welcome and supported throughout their time at the temple. Participating in temple services here provides a profound sense of closeness to God, reinforcing commitments and fostering spiritual growth. The Oklahoma City Temple not only serves as a house of worship but as a community pillar that stands as a testament to faith, resilience, and eternal families. For anyone seeking a place of peace and spiritual renewal, the Oklahoma City Temple is a sanctuary of hope and a source of divine inspiration, truly a place where heaven meets earth.

Beautiful temple. The peace and joy found in temples is incomparable to anywhere else. This temple is one of the "mini" temples. Don't miss the fountain in the back. For members: make sure to check their hours and appointments. They fill up quick and well, being from Utah, I was disappointed to learn that they have very restricted hours, especially on Saturday. Maybe if we fill it up they'll have to extend their hours!! 💙

I made some very poor choices several years back and was not able to attend the temple for three years. I am back to where I need to be now and will visit the temple as often as occasion will permit from now on.

This is very beautiful, and doing baptisms for the dead is amazing and the holy Spirit is very strong.

For a spiritual experience this is the place to be... However if you aren't a member of the LDS church you can't go inside. You can walk the grounds and experience the spirit outside the temple and the beauty of the outside of the temple.