Brookside Travel Guide

Tulsa

A historic building with a courtyard filled with colorful tulips and a fountain.
An eagle statue atop a flagpole with an American flag.
A bronze sculpture of three wolves on a stone pedestal in a park.
A paved path alongside a river, with trees and a cloudy sky.

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A museum exhibit with guitars and displays on walls.

Downtown Tulsa

The ample dining options and great live music are top of the list for many visitors to Downtown Tulsa. A stop by Tulsa Theater or BOK Center might round out your trip.

A tall tower with a circular observation deck and a spire on top.
Photo by Erik Rowley
Open Photo by Erik Rowley

South Tulsa

South Tulsa is known for its abundant dining options, and you can plan a trip to La Fortune Park Golf Course and Woodland Hills Mall while you're in town.

A city skyline with a prominent tower, a river, and surrounding greenery.

Cherry Street

When in Cherry Street, you can plan a visit to Utica Square Shopping Center and Skelly Field at H.A. Chapman Stadium, some noteworthy sights in the nearby area.

A mural with the word 'NUISANCE' and various images including a statue, flowers, buildings, and a person.
Photo by Terry Fletcher
Open Photo by Terry Fletcher

Deco District

While visiting Deco District, you might make a stop by sights like Tulsa Performing Arts Center and Tulsa Geoscience Center.

A river, a bridge, and a cityscape with tall buildings.

Maple Ridge

If you're spending some time in Maple Ridge, Woodward Park and Gathering Place are top sights worth seeing.

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