The Capital of Route 66®
Route 66 runs 28 miles through Tulsa, where its creator Cyrus Avery first dreamed up America’s most famous highway. Neon signs, roadside attractions, and hidden gems offer countless ways to get your kicks.
Tulsa's Stretch of the Mother Road
From the neon glow and larger-than-life landmarks of the Meadow Gold District to the lively Tulsa Market District, home to the award-winning Mother Road Market and the Visit Tulsa Visitors Center, every mile of Route 66 offers something new to discover. Explore nearby neighborhoods like the Historic Greenwood District and Kendall Whittier District—each adding its own twist to Tulsa’s stretch of the Mother Road.
100 Years of the Mother Road: Tulsa's Route 66 Capital Cruise
In 2026, Route 66 turns 100 years old, and Tulsa is throwing a birthday bash that will go down in history with the World's Largest Classic Car Parade. Save the date for Tulsa's Route 66 Capital Cruise on May 30, 2026!
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Explore the District of Route 66
Blue Dome District
The Blue Dome District is a well-known hub of Tulsa’s downtown…
Cathedral District
The Cathedral District boasts a rich combination of faith, life…
Gateway District
In the fastest-growing part of Tulsa, the Gateway District is a…
Kendall Whittier Main Street
The Kendall Whittier Neighborhood is one of the most diverse districts…
Meadow Gold District
The Meadow Gold District along Route 66 in Tulsa provides the ideal…
Route 66 Main Street
Route 66 Main Street is rich in both Tulsa and Route 66 history. The…
Tulsa Market District
The Tulsa Market District is an innovative, entrepreneurial district…
University District
Surrounding The University of Tulsa, the district is an eclectic mix…