We will see Oklahoma City's first mansion plus surrounding historic neighborhood and hear about the history of its founding and the story of the settlers who lived here.

We will see the Memorial of the worst act of domestic terrorism, learn about why it happened, how the city recovered, as well as the symbolism of the sacred design.

We will see the Olympic Training Site and learn about the modern architecture of the boathouse. We'll also discuss the remarkable history of the Oklahoma River became a world class destination for rowing, canoeing and kayaking athletes.

We'll see the Bricktown Canal and water taxi, and several public art murals and sculptures and discuss the history behind each.

We'll discuss history of the ballpark, how it was funded, famous Oklahoma Athletes, and well as the team who plays here.

Discuss the Jim Thorpe statue outside, and his unbelievable story of overcoming the odds.

We'll learn about the Art Deco Design, the architect, and the controversial founding of Oklahoma.

We'll observe a historic Art Deco and Neoclassical building, discuss the architecture, ghosts and urban legends.

We will see the Olympic Training Site and learn about the modern architecture of the boathouse. We'll also discuss the remarkable history of the Oklahoma River became a world class destination for rowing, canoeing and kayaking athletes.

We will see these pass by as we ride past the canal to observe the Land Run Monument.

Travelers will see the world's largest freestanding bronze monument. We will learn about the artist and the history of Oklahoma's unbelievable founding.

Our tour will begin here with a history of the park and how it came to be.

We will see Oklahoma's largest skyscraper, learn about the modern design, the architect and other statistics.

We'll see Oklahoma's first skyscraper, learn about the rags to riches story of the man who built it, and the architectural design.

We'll discuss the large glass building, and the famous monumental sculpture out front.

We'll see the Civic Center which contains all of the WPA building constructed during the great depression.

We'll see the historic architecture of this building and discuss its original use, adaptive reuse, and timeless style.

Travelers will see a lesser known district full of ultra modern houses, learn about the designs, the architects, and the how the neighborhood came to be.

Travelers will see the new building that replaced the Federal Building that was bombed. We'll discuss the design, the architect, and the new codes that went into place to prevent future acts of terrorism.

We'll see the best spot in OKC and learn about all the surrounding skyscrapers, design, architects, and who occupies them.