Cheapest flights to Tulsa

Tulsa is a good-looking city, thanks in part to the striking Art Deco architecture that dates from its Twenties heyday as an immensely wealthy oil town. Despite - or possibly because of - its pleasant atmosphere, two excellent museums, and thriving art scene, the city tends towards complacency. In addition, fundamentalist Christian attitudes are hard to ignore; Tulsa is known as the "Buckle of the Bible Belt."

Downtown Tulsa's most obvious landmark is the ornate Art Deco Union Depot, on the First Street and Boston Avenue Overpass, built in the early 1930s and now housing offices. The 320 Boston Building on Boston Avenue, known in the 1920s as the "Oil Bank of America," is worth a look for its huge brass doors, gargoyles and hand-painted ceilings. Further along the other side of the road, another distinctive Twenties skyscraper, the Philtower , 527 S Boston Ave, has a green and red tiled sloping roof and crouching gargoyles, a lobby richly decorated in brass and marble, and a small gallery of Tulsa history. Lyon's Indian Store , an old trading post a few blocks east at 401 E 11th St, sells authentic goods made by more than thirty Oklahoman tribes, including feather headdresses, bead work, rugs and jewelry. The huge and gloriously exuberant Art Deco Boston Avenue Methodist Church , 1301 S Boston Ave - at 255ft in height, it's practically cathedral-sized - offers good views of the city from its fourteenth story (free tours Mon-Fri 9am-4pm, Sun 12-5pm).

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