Oklahoma City's Boathouse District is a vibrant recreational area on the Oklahoma River, featuring boathouses, the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Training Site, and unique water and land activities, including whitewater rafting, kayaking, paddleboarding, ziplining, and ropes courses.

This stunning urban park features walking trails, gardens, paddle boating, and live music events. It's the perfect spot for a picnic with skyline views.

The historic Paseo Arts District is home to colorful galleries, unique shops, and delicious local restaurants (including Gracie's favorite, Paseo Grille!). During our reception weekend, the annual Paseo Arts Festival will be in full swing, featuring live music, food vendors, and works from artists across the country.

Once a warehouse district, Bricktown is now OKC's entertainment hub, featuring restaurants, bars, and a scenic canal with water taxi rides. This is the perfect place to catch a game (Thunder Up!) or go on a waterside stroll.

A historic neighborhood known for its Western wear shops, cattle auctions, and ranch-style steakhouses, Stockyards City is a pillar in Oklahoma heritage and a quintessential cowboy stop.

Featuring the symbolic "Field of Empty Chairs" and reflecting pool, the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum shares powerful stories of hope and resilience after the 1996 Oklahoma City bombing.

The picturesque Myriad Botanical Gardens are a lush oasis in the middle of downtown Oklahoma City, with walking paths, gardens, and an iconic glass conservatory that feel like a peaceful escape from "The City."

Take an immersive look at cowboy life, rodeo history, and the heritage of the American West through world-class exhibits including Native American art, seasonal displays, and the iconic "End of the Trail" sculpture above.