Located on the University of Oklahoma campus, the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History showcases everything from the state's ancient life to its natural wonders to the origin of its native people.

Gaze at a cutaway model of the earth to see how it was formed. Say hi to the world’s tallest dinosaur, an Oklahoma native. See two dinosaurs fight to the death in “The Clash of the Titans” exhibit. Look at the fully articulated skeleton of the Pentaceratops, whose 10.5-foot skull holds the Guinness World Record. Stroll past massive skeletons of mammals from Oklahoma’s Ice Age, and wander into the Hall of Natural Wonders.

Be sure to explore the Hall of the People of Oklahoma, which traces the 30,000-year history of the Native people of the state. Check out the history of the oil industry, and don’t miss the hands-on Discovery Room.