Step outside our doors to discover a dynamic destination filled with vibrant character, rich history, and unforgettable experiences. The Winslow connects you seamlessly to the city’s most celebrated districts, from the brilliant galleries of the Paseo Arts District to the bustling waterfront energy and nightlife of Bricktown. Guests looking for the absolute best things to do in Oklahoma City will find themselves perfectly positioned to explore a diverse urban landscape packed with world-class museums, acclaimed dining, and live music venues.
Our central location serves as your ultimate launchpad for both high-energy excursions and cultural discovery. To help you curate your perfect itinerary, we have highlighted the premier things to do in Oklahoma City just minutes from our property:
A 10-minute drive away, the Oklahoma Railway Museum offers The Winslow Oklahoma City guests a hands-on look at historic trains and railroading heritage.
Just a 5-minute drive from our hotel, Penn Square Mall offers The Winslow Oklahoma City guests a premier shopping and dining destination with more than 140 specialty stores and great places to grab a bite.
About a 5-minute drive away, The Winslow Oklahoma City guests can enjoy Classen Curve & Nichols Hills Plaza, a vibrant outdoor shopping and dining destination with trend-setting boutiques and eateries to explore.
The Oklahoma City Zoo is a captivating oasis where nature and wildlife thrive in the heart of the city.
The Myriad Botanical Garden is one of Oklahoma City’s most beautiful and vibrant green spaces.
The Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark is the spirited home of the Oklahoma City Dodgers and the Triple-A affiliate of the renowned Los Angeles Dodgers Major League Baseball team.
The Oklahoma City National Memorial stands as a solemn and reverent tribute in Oklahoma City
A 7-minute drive away from our hotel near the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum immerses guests in the art, history, and spirit of the American West.
Discover traveling exhibitions, original collection pieces, and weekly screenings of foreign, independent, and classic films.
The Skydance Bridge, an enchanting masterpiece by artist Hans Butzer, inspired by the “skydance” of Oklahoma’s state bird
