Discover the most beautiful Route 66.

Tulsa is located in northeastern Oklahoma, USA. It is the second largest city in the state and the capital of the Tulsa metropolitan area. Attractions - Philbrook Museum of Art: Donated by Waite Phillips in 1938, this 72-room mansion is set in 23 acres of gardens and houses art from around the world. It is one of the best art museums in the United States. - Gilcrease Museum: Founded in 1949 by oilman Thomas Gilcrease to display his personal collection, the museum focuses on the history of the American West and Native American heritage. It is one of the largest museums in the world dedicated to American art, antiques, and literature. - Cain's Ballroom: Also known as the Carnegie Hall of Country Music, it has been a venue for famous musicians since the 1920s, such as Hank Thompson and Bob Wills. - Oklahoma Aquarium: Located in Jenks, south of Tulsa, it has over 200 exhibits and holds over 1 million gallons of water. - River Parks: Enjoy 20 miles of scenic views along the Arkansas River. - Route 66: Stretching from Chicago to Santa Monica, California, it was the main road to the West from the 1930s to the 1950s and passes through downtown Tulsa. Food Recommendations - Mother Road Market: Opened in 2018, this food court is located in the 1939 Scrivner-Stevens Co. grocery store building. It has over 20 restaurants and shops, as well as mini golf, live music, cooking classes, and more. - Cirque Coffee: One of the best coffee shops in town, known for its Cinnamon Toast Crunch Latte and Nitro Latte. - Sweet Lisa's Cafe and Evelyn's Soul Food: Offers soul food favorites like fried catfish, loved by locals. - Leon's Smokehouse BBQ, Rubicon, and Albert G's BBQ: Great places to try brisket, ribs, pulled pork, and other BBQ delights.