Tulsa is in the eastern corner of Oklahoma along the Arkansas River, and the Ozark Mountains are closeby. The Lochapoka and Creek tribes were pioneers to the area and called the location "Tallasi" which later evolved into Tulsa. Native Americans still reside here and the history and culture of the people are on exhibit in numerous locations. Tulsa, Ok. is one of the largest cities in the state and for many years was a booming oil town. The city has many historic places to visit and many modern arts venues.

Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, Ok.,houses the most complete collection of art and artifacts commemorating the American West on the planet. The collection also includes Native American crafts. The Philbrook Museum of Art was an Italian villa built by oil baron Waite Phillips in Tulsa, Ok. Italian paintings and sculpture are on display as well as Native American crafts and art. Paintings created in the 1700's and 1800's grace the walls of this expansive mansion. Outdoors visitors can walk through acres of carefully maintained Italian gardens.

A leisurely walk and a peaceful moment can be found at River Parks in Tulsa, Ok. Here guests can venture on 26 miles of paved walkways past fountains, picnic areas and playgrounds. Discoveryland celebrates the works of Roger's and Hammerstein as outdoor performances of "Oklahoma" and "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" are put on by dozens of professional actors. A Cattlemen's Association Ranch dinner is enjoyed by guests in the evening prior to performances. An Indian trading post and Native American dancers also entertain visitors who come to the location.

The Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum is one of the largest zoos in the US. Africa, The Tropical Rainforest, Asia and the Oceans and Islands are a few of the exhibits guests visit daily. There are interactive educational areas and animal performances that entertain and educate. The Oklahoma Aquarium, in Tulsa, Ok., contains a massive shark exhibit in addition to displays of marine life from around the world in numerous exhibits. The facility also houses a fishing tackle museum.

Nightlife in Tulsa, Ok. is a mixture of Opera and Ballet Centers, nightclubs and casinos. The Brady Theatre offers live performances by big name celebrities. The Crowne Plaza, Creek Nation Casino and the Osage Nation Million Dollar Elm Casino are open 24 hours a day for guests to enjoy slot machines and game tables. Fine dining and live performances are also available at these venues.