Our guide was amazing! We are homeschoolers and love tours and she was a former homeschool mom. She…read moregave us extra time since she had time in her schedule and made sure all my kids were engaged. There were several events happening while we were there and she gave us time to check out the various events we could be at. We do lots of museums and tours and this was one of our favorites! They also have a Capitol museum but my kiddos were worn out, so we'll check that out on our next time through! We will definitely return.

Beautiful artwork all over the capitol building. Be sure to get your route66 stamp or capitol…read morebuilding passport stamp in the gift shop--take any piece of paper or "passport" book (I got mine on Amazon), and they have a rubber stamp with today's date, and you can ink your capitol passport/paper. Just something fun and free to collect as you visit capitols. The native plantings outside are nice as well.

Attended a wedding here and it's a very nice space. They have many activities going on. The council…read moreis very active in community programs. They gave an upcoming chili cook off in Feb. and an upcoming car show. Check them out at their website.

Found this Liberty Bell replica while exploring the Oklahoma History Center grounds. It's a must…read morefor history buffs! The massive bronze beauty gleams under the sun, with that classic crack and inscription evoking instant patriotism. Loved reading the plaque about its bond drive adventures across Oklahoma; it's rung for big events, so you feel the echoes of history. Super accessible and free to snap pics. Quick, uplifting vibe--worth the detour if you're near the Capitol.

This massive stone replica of the classic Buffalo Nickel is on the north side of E Sheridan Ave,…read morejust as you come out from under the old train trestle heading east from downtown, it sits in a landscaped patch of native grasses and prickly pear cactus. The details are impressive. James Earle Fraser's iconic bison, complete with shaggy mane and raised lettering carved into a huge, coin-shaped slab that looks like it was minted by giants. Great place for a photo op.check it out.

I took my wife back down to see the statue and get a closer look. The detail is really fine right…read moredown to the numbers on the guest check order book tht the waitresses use. There is a seat open right in the middle where you can sit and get a picture taken. What I did notice is there is no information plaque. I'm guessing Thts in the works as there seemed to be a place for it. Quite moving

What a beautiful reminder of the importance of Clara Luper and the spotlight she brought to the…read moreequality movement in Oklahoma! She was my high school teacher and I remember her always being personable and approachable!

Nice little incorporated community. The Main Street is NE23rd (state Hwy 62). There are many small…read morebusinesses located along here as well as some restaurants, gas stations and municipal buildings. Just east of OKC. Plenty of local activity.

Lake Overholser Dam stands as an impressive feat of early 20th-century engineering in the heart of…read moreOklahoma City, offering breathtaking views of the reservoir and spillway. Visitors flock to the south end overlook for panoramic vistas, especially during golden hour when the water sparkles against the prairie skyline. The sturdy concrete structure, complete with pedestrian access, provides safe spots for photography and contemplation, while the adjacent spillway buzzes with anglers pulling in bass and catfish. Trails wind nearby for leisurely strolls, and picnic areas enhance the family-friendly vibe.

I just want to say that if I lived in the City I would love to work for Devon. I don't know if they…read moreneed financial management folks other than accountants. lol The people who were returning from lunch wore casual clothing and I'm not even talking business casual. Jeans and a shirt. My daughter saw a tank top. I'm sure the execs wear suits. But it seemed like a good place to be. The security guy was friendly and helpful not a jerk like so many other guys who have a gun and a badge. Quiet professional and consummate. Thanks for the great visit today.

My family and I visited Devon Energy Center on a Tuesday afternoon for brunch at Vast! We only…read morefound out about this place from the Watertaxi ride that we rode during our journey through Bricktown in Oklahoma City the day before. Devon Energy Building is a 50-story skyscraper. It's in downtown Oklahoma City, and it's the tallest building in the city and state. I think it's also the tallest building from Chicago to Texas. The building was decorated for the holidays! It had a giant ornament sitting on top of what I had originally thought was granite, only to find out that after dining at Vast, it's actually still water! It was so beautiful. The building is futuristic. In the middle of Devon Energy Center, it looks like their metallic pine combs hanging from the center. All the glass windows are completely open. It's absolutely stunning inside and outside the building. It was relatively easy to get to Vast inside the Devon Energy Center. There are signs pointing you in the direction of Vast. Floor 49 is the restaurant, and floor 50 is for private events. The elevators are really fast! It took only seconds to get up to the 49th floor. There was never a long wait for the elevator. The views from the 49 floor are gorgeous. You can see the entire Oklahoma City. I could only imagine what the views looked like during the evening with all of the lights in the city glowing! There are also bathrooms on floor 49 if you're eating at Vast. The only issue that my family and I had, since we're not locals to Oklahoma City, was finding parking for the Devon Energy Center. We couldn't locate the parking for the building and ended up parking in a parallel open spot, nearby, and walking over. I think if we were more familiar with the area, I'm sure we could have found it, but after 20 minutes driving around, we didn't want to be late for our reservation at Vast for brunch.