By Sarah Hartness
Introduction
Famous landmarks in Arkansas include Little Rock Central High School, Pivot Rock, Crater of Diamonds...
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The first of many famous places to visit in Arkansas is the Arkansas Inland Maritime...
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The Arkansas Post National Memorial was where Europeans first settled in Arkansas in 1686. Today...
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The Arkansas State Capitol Building is in the state's capital of Little Rock. The building...
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Bathhouse Row is a series of eight bathhouses built in the late 19th and early...
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Big River Crossing is one of the famous tourist attractions in Arkansas. It is nearly...
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Blanchard Springs Caverns is a three-level cave system that you can tour. As you explore...
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Buffalo National River was the first National River established in America in 1972. The river...
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The Confederate State Capitol Building was the home to the Confederate army from 1863-1865. The...
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Another one of the popular Arkansas state attractions is Crater of Diamonds State Park. The...
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The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is a 120-acre, free-to-visit art museum. The building...
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Fort Smith National Historic Site is another site that has significance in the history of...
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Hot Springs Mountain Tower is a 216-foot-tall observation deck in Hot Springs, AR. You can...
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Hot Springs National Park is another one of the natural, famous places in Arkansas. The...
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Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site was the school where desegregation happened in...
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Mammoth Spring State Park highlights Mammoth Spring, one of the largest springs in the world...
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The Museum of Native American History, or MONAH, covers 14,000 years of history with its...
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The Old State House Museum is another famous landmark in Arkansas. The house was the...
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Parkin Archeological State Park, also called Parkin Indian Mound, is a preservation of a 17-acre...
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Pea Ridge National Military Park was the site of a two-day battle in March 1862...
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Pinnacle Mountain State Park is a 2,356-acre state park surrounding Pinnacle Mountain new Little Rock...
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Pivot Rock is one of the unique natural landmarks in Arkansas. The rock is a...
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Roark Bluff Overlook Trail is a hiking trail in the Ozarks. The trail is home...
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Rohwer Relocation Center Memorial Cemetery is one of the three Japanese American confinement site cemeteries...
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Thorncrown Chapel opened in 1980 as a woodland sanctuary in the Ozarks. The tall glass...
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The final Arkansas landmark is Whitaker Point. It is a trail in the Ozark Forest...
Conclusion
Arkansas has many famous landmarks worth traveling around the state to see. Some are natural...
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