Begin your tour at Bicentennial Park (500 Couch Dr), a central green space near City Hall. For a casual meal, head to The Mule (1630 N Blackwelder Ave), a 15-minute walk north (or short drive to stay within time), a popular spot serving affordable gourmet grilled cheese and craft beers. Arrive early, as it’s a local favourite and doesn’t take bookings, offering a lively atmosphere reminiscent of Lafayette.
Stroll 10 minutes south to the Oklahoma City Museum of Art (415 Couch Dr), a cultural gem with a sleek glass Chihuly tower. Pause to admire the museum’s modern exterior or browse its collection for a quick dose of art, reflecting Oklahoma City’s cultural depth.
Next, walk 8 minutes east to The Jones Assembly (901 W Sheridan Ave), a trendy restaurant and music venue with industrial charm, offering Southern-inspired dishes like fried chicken. Grab a quick drink or appetiser to enjoy the spacious setting.
Continue 12 minutes southeast to Bricktown (around E Main St and S Mickey Mantle Dr), a lively district with canal-side walkways and boutique shops, Oklahoma City’s answer to Place Vendôme’s elegance. Stop at Bricktown Brewery (1 N Oklahoma Ave) for a coffee or dessert, a casual spot with local brews.
Finally, walk 15 minutes southwest to Myriad Botanical Gardens (301 W Reno Ave), a serene urban oasis with a tropical conservatory and lush grounds. This scenic spot, near the Oklahoma River. End your tour here, enjoying the gardens’ tranquillity and city skyline views.This route covers about 2.5 miles, blending Oklahoma City’s modern charm, culinary stops, and cultural landmarks in a leisurely 4-hour walk. Wear comfortable shoes, and check restaurant and museum hours to plan your stops
