ROUTE 66 - THE MOTHER ROAD Oklahoma City’s stretch of Route 66 blends classic roadside history with fresh attractions and neighborhood energy. Travelers can spot landmarks such as the Kicks 66 boot sculpture, Tower Theatre, the State Capitol and Lake Overholser Bridge, each offering a different view of the city’s personality. With more than 50 miles of the Mother Road inside city limits, OKC gives road-trippers plenty of reasons to slow down. The route also connects distinctive districts, including the 39th Street District, the only LGBTQ+ gayborhood along Route 66, and the Asian District, a one-of-a-kind cultural and dining destination.
ENTERTAINMENT AND NIGHTLIFE Bricktown is Oklahoma City’s vibrant entertainment district, where restaurants, nightlife, shopping and attractions fill a walkable former warehouse neighborhood near downtown hotels. Visitors can stroll along the canal, take a narrated Bricktown Water Taxi ride, catch a baseball game or discover local music, murals and public art. During the day, the district is an easy place for families to explore; after dark, patios, live entertainment and nightlife keep the energy going. With dining, activities and evening options close together, Bricktown makes it simple to build a full itinerary in one lively district.
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