Once an Old West outpost for roving cattle ranchers, these days, you're more likely to see Oklahoma City locals in paint-splattered clothes than on horseback. Though most travellers will visit this state capital for its fascinating history, its thriving creative scene is equally worth exploring. Most of it unfolds along the 51.5 miles of Route 66 within the city's limits. This part of America's most famous highway — which marks its centennial in 2026 — is known for its quirky murals, neon sign-filled neighbourhoods and art deco architecture. Plus, the route is home to the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum , which holds an impressive collection of art depicting the history and culture of the American West. Here are some must-see attractions along Oklahoma City's stretch of the

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