Most reviewed Points of Interest & Landmarks in Arkansas
4.5Bathhouse Row(1.360 reviews) - A PeekInto The History of Hot Springs Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas
A collection of historic bathhouses where people flocked in the early 20th century for therapeutic hot springs baths.See more..
4.5The Old Mill(553 reviews) - Lovely park with great photo ops Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Lovely, small, peaceful and unique park...well worth the drive over to North Little Rock from downtown. Nice photo opportunities. Unique benches and bridges made to resemble fallen trees, a waterfall, and the mill itself (which you can go in). Free parallel parking and free entrance. We spent about 30 minutes exploring, watching the ducks and turtles in the pond, and taking photos.See more..
Walked around the square and visited a couple of the bars over two nights. We had three couples and had a great time. Loved the area. Some areas still under construction but some great night spots there. Felt safe.See more..
The house in which Bill Clinton was born and lived the first four years of his life.See more..
4.5Junction Bridge(163 reviews) - Best at night. Great view of the city Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
This bridge provides beautiful views of the city and the river. Both sides of the river have nice running/ biking trails but the South side of the bridge connects to the trails at the Riverfront Park where there are trails and sculptures. This side is where restaurants and shops are found. The view of the city at night is beautiful. The bridge is lit up as well. See more..
4.5The Buckyball(108 reviews) - Great piece of interactive art Points of Interest & Landmarks
If you love art, this is a great interactive piece in Bentonville. Just outside of the museums, you can lay on one of the benches as long as you like and watch the colors change. We stayed for about 30 minutes and never saw the same pattern twice. Very relaxing way to end an evening.See more..
4.0The Old Mill(68 reviews) - Interesting history Points of Interest & Landmarks
Interesting history; pleasant stop on the trail along Mirror Lake. Not much to it, so it doesn't require an investment of much time. If you're already in the area for the spring, cavern, or day-use area, stop by for a quick photo & history lesson.See more..
4.0Eiffel Tower Park Paris Arkansas(35 reviews) - Tell your friends you left your heart in Paris Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
Pretty Eiffel Tower fountain. Loved the little fence of locks left by lovers. Buy your own heart shaped lock across the street at the Cowgirls gift shop. They have sharpies there to write on them.See more..
4.0The Clayton House(31 reviews) - Neat old home Tuesday: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • History Museums
The house has limited hours so be sure to check out the website before going. I can tell you it is open for tours on Sundays from 1-4 PM since I went on a Sunday. The docent was extremely knowledgeable and entertaining. Minimal fee and free parking. It is worth going to see for some additional context about the city and times in which the house was in private use.See more..
4.5Monster Mart(29 reviews) - Great place with friendly staff Points of Interest & Landmarks
I fulfilled a life long dream with a long weekend trip to Fouke. It’s a quiet little place and the Monster Mart is a must stop. Grab a Bigfoot, sorry Fouke a monster shirt while you’re there See more..
4.5Rush Historic District(19 reviews) - I Love Stuff Like This Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Mines • Ghost Towns
This isn't for everyone but I love stuff like this. There are 5 full structures remaining and then some parts of the mills on the walking tour about a quarter mile further down the road. Some good informational signs on the tour. Hard to imagine it was once such a large city,See more..
Had to visit this historical site, as my wife graduated from their high school many years ago. It appears they are about to build a new building..See more..
5.0Pillow Thompson House(13 reviews) - A Beautiful Piece of History Tuesday: Points of Interest & Landmarks
This is the only historic home in Helena that is open for tourists on a regular basis and it is also free. The house is beautiful and many of the furnishings are original to the home and the five generations that owned and lived there. Our tour guide, Robert, shared a wealth of knowledge with us not only about this home, but the surrounding neighborhoods, the town of Helena and other towns in the area.See more..
4.0Fort Curtis(12 reviews) - Fire Power in a City Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
Fort Curtis is a 3/4's scale of the original fort located 2 1/2 blocks NE of its current location. The fort has several large cannons mounted on platforms. From the fort you can see Batteries B & C which is how and where the Battle of Helena was fought July 4, 1863. If at the fort be sure to visit the Moore/Honor home which is about 60% restored which is right across the street to the west. The Moore/Hornor house was in the midst of the Helena battle with many wounded soldiers in the yard and there is a bullet hole in the door separating the living room from the parlor.See more..
4.5Spring Street Arts(10 reviews) - Beautiful Artistry Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks This is a great store for buying a gift for anyone. The jewelry is beautiful. There are many other artsy items to choose from.See more..
4.0Lum and Abner Museum(9 reviews) - Neat little place Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
This is a great stop for those that want to take in an old country store atmosphere and the memories of radio from years gone by. The main area of the store still runs as a store, but with more gadgets etc. than anything else. The back section houses the museum. You can hear the radio show while you peruse the memorabalia the owners have collected over the years. The rooms are small, so be aware. There is no handicap access and the only bathroom is the outhouse in the back of the building. There is no cost for entry, but donations are appreciated.See more..
4.0Murals Of Pine Bluff(9 reviews) - Walk thru History, Pine Bluff, Arkansas Murals Points of Interest & Landmarks
If you enjoy history, you will enjoy the awesome murals painted throughout downtown Pine Bluff, Arkansas. About a dozen murals honor, different & interesting things about Pine Bluff. I do love the one, of 1888 Main St., showing our beautiful old Courthouse. Very informative ones; of two Pine Bluffians, Freeman Owens, who developed sound-on-film technology, still used today. Also, movie 1st cowboy, Max Anderson "Bronco Billy".See more..
After visiting the museum in McGehee, we really were interested to see the actual location of one of the internment camps. Of course it is mostly farmland now, but there are signs marking some locations. There are buttons to push at each sign with a recording of George Takei (played Sulu in Star Trek) who was interned at Rohwer as a small boy. You can see the smokestack in the distance that was once the infirmary at the camp which gives a visual for just how large the camp was. And there is a small cemetery on site also, with some neat memorials. I'm so glad that this story can be told. It gave lots of good talking points with my kids.See more..
4.5Baum Gallery at Uca(8 reviews) - Nice gallery Tuesday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks This is a hidden gem on the UCA campus. It never disappoints when I need a lift to my spirit. A nice mix of student work and work by established artists from the area and around the world.See more..
4.5Art Alley(7 reviews) - Super cool! Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
Art Alley, the venue for the First Friday Art Walk, an event with live music and painting, has become a creative outlet for about 80 artists in the Searcy and White County community, but this is only one of the successes of the Think Art Project. The Think Art Project began when Mat Faulkner, owner of Think Idea Studio, visited Philadelphia, a city with mandated funding for art installations.See more..
3.5Peace Pole(7 reviews) - Well Done Peace Pole Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
If you are into peace poles this one is nicely done, worth a quick stop for that photo you know you want to take.See more..
4.5B-17 Memorial Park(6 reviews) - You definitely should go here. Definitely a bittersweet presence here Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
A must see Memorial Park Don't forget to sign the book as you enter. I grew up down South Sardis road and even hunted in the woods just up from where this Memorial Park is and I had no clue it was even here till now. This is such a beautiful place honoring those 9 who lost their lives here.See more..
3.5Front Street Festival Plaza(6 reviews) - "tourist attraction Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
Come see Texarkana's outdoor arts and entertainment venue located in the heart of the historic district. The venue is home to events including "RailFest" and "Mardi Gras: Parade from the past" Venue includes historic caboose, "Blessid be the ties that bind" sculpture, train mural, and Front Street stage.See more..
5.0Cooper Park(5 reviews) - Great walking area Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas • Scenic Walking Areas
Beautiful landscape and the walking trails are great for beginners to advanced. The Rapp's Barren settlement just makes it that much more enjoyable.See more..
4.5Dallas County Museum(4 reviews) - Want to find out how Bear Bryant got his nickname? Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
There's the Dallas County Museum and a separate location for the Sports Museum. I hated that I only had time to visit the Sports Museum. It was selected as one of the Arkansas sites for a traveling Smithsonian exhibit, and I wanted to see that plus the exhibits relating to the Sparkman Sparklers and to Bear Bryant. I thoroughly enjoyed my time there, and I have no doubt that what I call the "regular" part of the museum would have had equally interesting displays. The museum is not open on Mondays; there is no fee for admission but donations are welcome.See more..
The murals are beautiful. They tell the history of Columbia County. They are professionally painted and a sight to see. See more..
4.0Roundtop Filling Station(4 reviews) - Neat little place Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
This unique structure is one of only two in Sherwood to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The historic building was manufactured in 1936 by Justin Matthews Company for the Pierce Oil Company. Pierce Oil was one of the "baby Standards" formed after the U.S. Government's breakup of John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil Company in 1911. The recently restored round, turreted building now serves as a Sherwood Police substation.See more..
5.0Parker-Hickman Farm(4 reviews) - Honors history Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Farms
Pretty drive to a a beautiful destination. Such a neat and honored peek into the past. Several structures still standing.See more..
5.0Hankins General Store(3 reviews) - Good, old-fashioned general store Speciality & Gift Shops • Points of Interest & Landmarks Great place for snacks, warm food, souvenirs, etc. We walked in needing absolutely nothing but left with a pulled pork sandwich, fresh salted and shelled peanuts, local honey, homemade soap scrub and lotion, earrings, soda, old-fashioned candy…you get the gist. Really cool original post office and wood-burning stove adds to the charm. The owner was welcoming and friendly. We plan to return!See more..
Nice picnic spot off Hwy 8. Several picnic tables with grills and a covered pavilion. Lots of shade trees. Room for kids to run around. Mine found a geocache here. This is a small commemorative park, not exactly where the battle took place, but there are signs with information about the skirmish. The actual battle took place just a couple miles away near Marks Cemetery. At that location there are Unknown Soldier headstones, a lovely Nature Trail through the battle site, and more information about the Marks Mills and conflict. We were glad we decided to go down the dirt road to see all that. It was a surprising find.See more..
I drove my 89 years young mom around the trail looking at the quilts. So grateful that folks are doing this. Gave us a chance to spend quality time together while seeing parts of Stone county that we’d never been to. See more..
4.0Drennen Scott House(3 reviews) - A treasure Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks Oldest home in Van Buren with ties to many of Arkansas and the people who helped to develop this part of our country.See more..
5.0Gravette Historical Museum(2 reviews) - Lots to Learn at the Gravette Historical Museum Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Gravette Historical Museum has a variety of displays depicting Gravette history. There are spots dedicated to "famous" people from Gravette including World War I Ace Field E. Kindley. One of the buildings is the house that Kindley grew up in and is furnished and decorated with period items. Lots of interesting things to learn about this small town. This is a free museum.See more..
5.0Cabot Art Walk Murals(2 reviews) - Great murals for pics Tuesday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
There is a collection of murals located in the middle of downtown. The Cabot Art Walk is made up of over 20 local artist and this is surrounded by several professional murals. There are a couple of places close by to get some food. if you are looking for something to do and to see something different, I would defiantly recommend stopping by here. perfect activity for the kids and great phot opportunity.See more..
4.5Guachoya Art Center(2 reviews) - A gem in our city Points of Interest & Landmarks Mrs Vera greeted me with a smile and she is such a sweet person Have been to several art shows there. See more..
4.5Peel Mansion And Heritage Garden(2 reviews) - Lovely Gardens, Beautiful Historic Home, and an Original Log Cabin Points of Interest & Landmarks We got here a little before our reservation, so we wandered around in the beautiful gardens. There is also a cute little gift shop in an old log cabin on the property that we enjoyed. The house itself is beautiful and the tour guide did a great job explaining what life was like for the family that lived in this house. See more..
5.0Caddo Indian Memorial(1 review) - Beautifully Maintained by Master Gardeners Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks What a lovely surprise. Traveling through we stopped at the monument and saw that it was carefully and beautifully maintained by the Master Gardeners of Montgomery County. Thanks!See more..
5.0Saint Joe Historic Depot Museum(1 review) - Step back in time... Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
This former train depot has been beautifully restored and is a stunning time capsule to a time long gone by. I could still hear the locomotives as they steamed through over a century ago. Wonderful historic place to visit!See more..
3.0Paragould War Memorial(1 review) - Petite Statue of Liberty Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
This 7-foot tall Statue of Liberty is part of a war memorial honoring 40 local men killed in World War I. It is located in a city park and backed by an interesting historical building. It was dedicated in 1924 and is the oldest American Statue of Liberty other than the one in New York. It is surrounded by other war memorials. It is an interesting place for a quick stop if you are traveling through this area.See more..
Three Rivers Trailhead(0 review) Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
Monolithic relief sculpture of native rock designed by renowned artist Hank Kaminsky, commemorating the unique heritage of Van Buren County. Decipher the many hidden symbols with the help of the visitor's kiosk. Adjacent to the Veteran's Memorial & Main Street Park.See more..
The Bonneville House(0 review) Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas • Architectural Buildings
The Bonneville House is "Fort Smith's Favorite Place for Elegant Gatherings." This magnificent icon from the 19th century provides a dramatic backdrop for weddings, receptions, anniversaries, birthdays, showers, business meetings, dinner parties and other private events.See more..
