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Location
Parking
Street parking available; visitors noted difficulty finding parking
Visitor tip
The knowledgeable and welcoming staff are a highlight of the visit. Don't hesitate to ask them questions about the history and exhibits—visitors praised their expertise and pleasant demeanor throughout the experience.
Visitor tip
Visit the outdoor memorial grounds even if you're short on time or miss museum hours. The grounds are beautifully preserved and cataloged, making for a moving experience on their own.
About Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum
Commemorating the 1995 bombing victims. A garden, pool & sculptural memorial commemorating victims of the 1995 Murrah Building bombing.
Quick Facts
- Type
- National Memorial & Museum
- Highlights
- Oklahoma City bombing memorial, museum exhibits, outdoor grounds
- Experience
- Moving, peaceful tribute with knowledgeable staff
What visitors say
This was something I've wanted to do for over 15 years now. Finally decided to drive from Houston to OKC. Let me tell you; breathtaking experience! This is by far one of the best memorials I've ever seen. I put it on the same level as…
Just missed deadline to visit museum, but staff was pleasant and informative , did walk around the outside memorial are which is beautiful. It was a moving experience just the same. Will try to visit again to see museum. Only complaint…
I was 16 when this bad tragedy happen back in 1995. I have been wanting to do this for a long time finally got to do it. I really enjoyed the museum. The people that worked there was really nice and a peaceful place to visit. I send my…
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Did You Know?
- The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum is consistently ranked among the world's most significant memorials, with visitors comparing it to the 9/11 Memorial in NYC, the Arizona Memorial in Hawaii, and other major national monuments
- The memorial commemorates the April 19, 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, one of the deadliest acts of domestic terrorism in U.S. history
- The attraction features both an indoor museum with exhibits documenting the 1995 tragedy and outdoor memorial grounds that are described by visitors as beautifully preserved and cataloged
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