Live in the heart of Tulsa

The Meridia sits right in the Deco District, Tulsa's showcase of Art Deco architecture. Chef-driven restaurants, cocktail lounges, and coffee shops line the surrounding streets. Dinner and drinks are quite literally around the corner.

Named for its landmark 1920s filling station, the Blue Dome District packs some of downtown's best bars, breweries, and restaurants into a few walkable blocks — and comes alive after dark with live music and street festivals.

Just north, the Tulsa Arts District blends food halls, patio dining, and craft breweries with the open-air lawn at Guthrie Green, where food trucks and free concerts draw a crowd most weekends.

A downtown urban lawn and gathering spot, Guthrie Green hosts free concerts, outdoor yoga, and food-truck days year-round — a green oasis just a short stroll north through the Arts District.

Miles of paved trails trace the Arkansas River just west of downtown, connecting runners, cyclists, and walkers all the way south, ideal for a morning workout or an evening ride.

Regularly named one of the best parks in the country, this 66-acre riverfront wonderland offers playgrounds, gardens, boathouses, and trails. It's an easy drive south along Riverside Drive.

The Meridia sits in the heart of Tulsa's business core — home to the headquarters of energy giants Williams and ONEOK along with BOK Financial — putting thousands of downtown jobs within an easy walk.

A private research university and major regional employer, TU sits just east of downtown and brings athletics, lectures, and cultural events within reach, plus a steady stream of academic and healthcare jobs.

Northeast of downtown, Tulsa International anchors one of the region's largest employment hubs, including American Airlines' sprawling maintenance base.

TCC's Metro Campus sits just down Boston Avenue, offering associate degrees, certificates, and transfer programs within easy walking distance of home.

Downtown residents fall within Tulsa Public Schools, the state's second-largest district — with access to nationally recognized magnet programs like Booker T. Washington High School just a short drive away.

A top private research university just east of downtown, TU offers nationally ranked programs in engineering, law, and business, close enough for an easy commute to class.

Tulsa's premier arena is an easy walk west, hosting A-list concerts, touring shows, and pro sports. Enjoy big-night entertainment without ever getting in the car.

Just north lies the historic Greenwood District, once known as Black Wall Street. The Greenwood Rising history center and John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park honor its legacy within walking distance of home.

Set in a 1920s Italianate villa surrounded by formal gardens, Philbrook pairs a world-class art collection with 25 acres of grounds — a short, scenic drive southeast.