Voici une visite tranquille du centre-ville d'Oklahoma City et des quartiers environnants, guidée par un guide sympathique et compétent. Nos vélos à 3 vitesses, confortables et faciles à conduire, offrent de nombreux points de vue intéressants sur la ville tout en découvrant l'art, l'architecture et l'histoire incroyable de la ville. Ride OKC a été fondée par des natifs de l'Oklahoma passionnés, architectes agréés, cyclistes et passionnés de voyages hors des sentiers battus. Tous les vélos sont équipés de porte-bidons ; casques (en option) et paniers disponibles sur demande.

Explore the quirky underground tunnels of Oklahoma City, built during urban renewal in the 70s. This tour highlights modern art installations, historic photographs, and the secrets of previous tunnels, including notorious gambling dens. Today's tunnels and skybridges connect downtown offices and garages, allowing people to get around while sheltered from the weather. They are free and open to the public on weekdays. Our guided tour lets you delve into history without getting lost and explore two historic hotel lobbies. Please note: on-going repairs sometimes close part of the Underground and we might have to walk outside to bypass any closed sections. - Mostly indoors - 1.25 hours, 1 mile - Minimum of 2 adults required to run the tour - Not accessible to wheelchairs; escalators or stairs may be required

Enjoy a stroll through charming downtown Norman while exploring historic sites and modern culture. This guided tour along Main Street discusses the city’s transformation from a surveyor’s campsite to a modern-day football powerhouse. Learn about the town's founding, symbolism of colorful murals, and stories behind local landmarks. Perfect for history buffs and casual explorers alike, this 1-hour tour covers less than a mile while offering insights into Norman’s past and present.

Step into the rich history of Tulsa’s Greenwood District on a private and customizable walking tour led by a knowledgeable griot. Through immersive storytelling, multimedia presentations, and visits to historic landmarks, monuments, murals, and a site that preserves actual bricks connected to the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, travelers gain a deeper understanding of the people, events, and resilience that shaped Black Wall Street. Led by Kode Ransom, a griot with deep roots in the community, this experience brings the legacy, history, art, and literature of Greenwood to life through engaging tours designed for history enthusiasts, students, and curious travelers alike.