Top 10 Free Things To Do and Attractions in Broken Arrow

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Wolfgang Sauber used under CC BY-SA 3.0. This is a museum that is perfect for weddings since it offers great views and is located just northeast of downtown Tulsa. What you will find inside this museum is the world’s largest collection of art of the American West."

"Gilcrease Museum houses the largest collection of artworks and artifacts from the American West, as well as Central and South America."

"This is a famous art museum located in Tulsa, USA. Philbrook Downtown also serves as a major tourist attraction of the country. This is a great place exhibiting different art and culture of Tulsa along with exhibiting a beautiful garden. The walk through the garden is a really good experience."

"The gorgeous building, originally home to the Phillips family, of Phillips 66 fame, has a little bit of everything!. The art is from many different categories but has an especially impressive Native American art section. Take a tour, visit the grounds, and have a bite for lunch."

"Open every day, Gathering Place features a wide variety of parks, gardens, ponds and more for you to explore. With a variety of recreational activities, Gathering Place has something for all ages to enjoy."

"Visitors are encouraged to wear masks, maintain social distancing and follow good hygienic practices. For updates, follow Gathering Place on social media or visit gatheringplace.org/covid19."

"Whoever first advocated for stopping and smelling the roses was very smart. Flowers and trees are some of the most remarkable parts of nature. The Tulsa Botanical Garden lets all kinds of plant wonders thrive."

"The Tulsa Botanic Garden is one of the most naturally beautiful and scenic spots in the city. A highlight in the garden is the towering A.R. and Marylouise Tandy Floral Terrace."

"3900 Tulsa Botanic Dr. Hours: Monday – Sunday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tulsa Botanic Garden will re-open to the public on June 1. Members can enjoy advance registration from May 21-31."

"This symbol of Tulsa is so tall that it’s hard to fit all of him in one shot. Other than snap a selfie, there’s nothing to do in Expo Square on non-event days, but Josh’s Sno Shack in the parking lot relieves summer heat with syrupy shaved ices. Learn more about this giant oilman in our Route 66 guide."

"The Golden Driller is a popular Oklahoma State Monument that stands in front of the Expo Building, at the fairgrounds. The monument was built as a symbol for Tulsa being the ‘Oil Capital of the World’. The structure is 23 meters high and made of concrete."

"The oil-rich history of Tulsa is perhaps best displayed with the Golden Driller. This 76-foot tall figure is a monument of truly epic proportions. It shows the unshakeable determination of oilmen that has stretched across Oklahoma for ages."

"This acoustical marvel is easy to miss and not well maintained but worth a visit if you can find it. It is on the Boston Street pedestrian overpass between 1st and Archer street…follow the brick path until you get to the circle. Stand in the center of the brick circle and talk."

"I’ll be honest – we visited the Center Of The Universe, took a couple of photos and left confused. That’s because we’d heard of it but didn’t know what to do there. There aren’t any signs at the site explaining what it’s about, so I investigated more later on."

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"They offer many assortments of gluten-free cookies, including cinnamon roll cookies, iced sugar cookies, sassy snickerdoodle, chocolate chip, tantalizing triple chocolate, sugar cookies, and decadent double chocolate!. You can pick up a cookie package or build your own box. Barbee Cookies also offers cookie cakes that are available as gluten-free."

"Sushi Train not only brings Asian flavors to Tulsa but it also makes it fun and entertaining, especially for families with children. As the name suggests, the sushi bar features a working model train that moves around the restaurant, delivering different sushi dishes to the guests’ tables. Sushi Train menu includes over 100 items, from maki rolls made with fresh fish and raw vegetables and Nigiri Sushi, a delicacy only the most experienced Japanese chefs know how to make to a variety of fried, marinated, and grilled options."

"I’d say a good 95% of the Sushi Train menu is less than $10 you can get meals, soups, sushi rolls, everything you’d expect from a great sushi restaurant without the added price tag. You can eat in or takeout. You can even order online."

"The museums in Tulsa give the very essence of its citizens and rich culture. If you are looking for something deeper and more meaningful, head to the museums in city. Explore the cultural, artistic, scientific, or historical side of Tulsa with these museums."

"This is a famous art museum located in Tulsa, USA. Philbrook Downtown also serves as a major tourist attraction of the country. This is a great place exhibiting different art and culture of Tulsa along with exhibiting a beautiful garden. The walk through the garden is a really good experience."

"The gorgeous building, originally home to the Phillips family, of Phillips 66 fame, has a little bit of everything!. The art is from many different categories but has an especially impressive Native American art section. Take a tour, visit the grounds, and have a bite for lunch."