easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels with light walking and frequent stops.
Discover Oklahoma City's Paseo Arts District through a curated 3-hour walking tour that pairs local artwork with five distinctly local restaurant tastings. Immerse yourself in a neighborhood alive with history, culture, and vibrant flavors.
All Ages • 3 Hours • Up to 8 People
Explore Oklahoma City's Paseo District on a captivating 3-hour guided walking tour. Discover over 20 galleries and 80 artists while savoring delicious tastings from five local restaurants. Immerse yourself in the area's rich history and vibrant personality, making this unique experience a memorable highlight of your weekend.
3 hours
The Paseo is home to over 20 galleries and more than 80 vibrant artists all within walking distance of each other on the curved, two-block street that has maintained its Spanish revival architecture with its original stucco buildings and clay roof tiles. Our tour guides will not only showcase the various restaurants that you’ll be visiting but the area and artists as well. Rich with history and personality, the Paseo District tour will be the highlight of any weekend.
What to Expect:
The tour covers about a mile on foot through uneven sidewalks and outdoor paths—opt for supportive footwear to stay comfortable.
Bring a water bottle, especially during warmer months, to stay refreshed between food stops.
Communicate allergies or preferences ahead of time to ensure your tastings suit your needs.
Evenings can get cool, so bring a light layer if you plan on being out late.
The Paseo District is Oklahoma City's oldest arts district, founded in the 1920s with a focus on fostering local creativity amidst unique Spanish revival architecture.
Oklahoma Food Tours supports local businesses and sustainable food sourcing, promoting an environmentally conscious approach within the community.
Ensure comfort throughout the mile-long walking route and uneven sidewalks.
Stay hydrated during warm weather, especially when sampling food and walking outdoors.
summer specific
Adapt to Oklahoma’s crisp fall temperatures and possible nighttime chill.
fall specific
Helps inform guides and restaurants about specific food restrictions in advance.