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This is a city that has seen great tragedy and has the built the Oklahoma City National Memorial in recognition of the havoc wreaked on its population by Timothy McVeigh in 1995, but life does go on and there is more to the city than sadness. With over 2,000 oil wells, almost as many fine churches, calling to attention the fact that this is ‘Bible belt’, museums, a zoo, and lively festivals and fairs, to name a few attractions of this city that has been around since April 22, 1889.
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 Greyhound buses stop at the airport and No 427 W. Sheridan Ave, in the city close to the CVB at 189 W Sheridan Ave, and Amtrak trains come in from Fort Worth and stop at the historic Sante Fe Station. Buses run daily except on Sundays, and The Oklahoma Spirit Streetcars operate from the Meridian to downtown, and Lincoln Park. Bikes are available for hire and car rental agencies are represented.
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Will Rogers World Airport is located southwest of the city and Airport Shuttle carries passengers to the city. Limousines and charters are available, as well as taxis, and public vans are on site. Oklahoma City Metro Transit offers daily service to the airport.
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