Tulsa Travel Guide

Tulsa -- the Oklahoma city that grew out of a 20th-century oil-fueled economic boom. As the second-largest city in the state of Oklahoma, Tulsa has a population of just around 400,000 residents.

Things to Do in Tulsa

Jazz fans will love the Jazz Hall of Fame at Tulsa’s Union Station, while fans of folk music may want to check out the Woody Guthrie Center, dedicated to the classic folk singer.

Fan of art? Head over to the Philbrook Art Museum. The Gilcrease Museum is great for art inspired by the wild west, while the Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art is great for art throughout Jewish history. Art deco buildings from the 1920s and 30s line the streets of downtown Tulsa, where you’ll find the best restaurants and theater performances.

Pearl District is full of charming shops and eateries, and the Brady Arts District is a great place to go for nightlife, museums, and more.

Check out Greenwood District to learn about the area’s history and how it got the name “Black Wall Street” in the start of the 20th century.

Locals in Tulsa are known for their kind nature and welcoming attitudes. The city culture is also active and progressive, while still maintaining small-town vibes.

Best Time to Visit Tulsa

The best time to visit Tulsa is in the spring for the best weather.