Attractions in Northwest Arkansas

Revisit history through constant and revolving exhibits showcasing the heritage of Native America, early life, medicine, and many more aspects of our history and culture. Since 1969, the Siloam Springs Museum along Maxwell Street has already been safeguarding heritage, promoting culture, and contributing to the Siloam Springs, Arkansas community.  The tale of this town, which […]

Fayetteville is a community that has long been around and has a deep past behind it. The Fayetteville National Cemetery also referred to as the National Cemetery, is one best attraction. Since 1867, this historical location has served the Arkansas Veteran organization proudly. It is located approximately few miles southwest of the old courthouse. It

The Boston Mountains are breathtaking plateaus located in the southern boundary of the Ozark Mountains. It is bounded in the north and south by the Springfield Plateau and Arkansas Valley respectively as well as the White River and Arkansas River. Primitive settlers called the area “Boston” upon discovery of the area not because it had

The battles of Cane Hill, Pea Ridge, Prairie Grove, these are just some of the fierce battles throughout American history which took place in the historic grounds of Northwest Arkansas. Aside from the above-mentioned battles, the state has also served as ground zero for some minor clashes that involved the small cities of Northwest Arkansas.

Bud Walton Arena, named after James “Bud” Walton, co-founder the iconic Walmart we know today, as an appreciation of his hefty donation, out of his goodwill during the construction process of the arena. The arena, otherwise known as Basketball Palace of Mid-America, is located in 1240 Leroy Pond Dr, Fayetteville. It is the home court

Are you a bride looking for a magical place, with echoing wedding bells, to exchange vows and promise eternity with your groom? If yes, then you ought to visit this place! You’ll surely find yourselves in awe with the enchanting beauty of this chapel. Mildred B. Cooper Memorial Chapel, locally known as the Cooper Chapel

If you’re one of the many shopaholics worldwide, Northwest Arkansas Mall is quite a premiere destination for you. Its the place to be when you want to shop till you drop. The mall is open Mondays through Saturdays from 11 am to 7 pm, and 12 noon to 6 pm on Sundays. It is located

Another spot to stop by when you’re in Fayetteville is this World Peace Fountain. This magnificent sculpture is not only a piece of metal, it essentially signifies hope, not only in the town people but to the world, as a whole. This 10-foot diameter fountain sphere is made up of bronze metal. It ascends from

Northwest Arkansas is undoubtedly every ball lover’s dream place to visit. Apart from it being the home to the marvelous Baum-Walker Stadium in Fayetteville, it likewise cradles to another astounding playing field, the Arvest Ballpark. The Arvest Ballpark, situated in Springdale, the fourth largest city in Arkansas, is the home field for a minor league

Are you an animal lover? Do you love nature? If you’re such and you love to see the animals roam free in the wild, you’d probably go crazy over a trip to Safari but it doesn’t mean that a trip to Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge won’t thrill you to the bones! Settled atop the breathtaking

Baum-Walker Stadium To those people who recognize Fayetteville as their home, it’s not puzzling to fathom as to why the town remains to be ranked as one of the best places to live for five consecutive years now. Nestled in the Ozarks, Fayetteville has reaped a reputation as an emerging hot spot for business, education,

21C Museum Hotel – A Unity of Art, Design, and Hospitality It must be a lifelong dream for art lovers and enthusiasts to doze off in an art gallery and bring A Night in The Museum to life. 21C Museum Hotel not only offers a decent night’s sleep at a contemporary art museum with beyond

The Walton Arts Center enriches the Arkansas culture as it brings world-class performances to Northwest Arkansas. The arts center continuously showcases an exciting lineup as it presents various forms of performances and events that many would be willing to travel for. The Walton Arts Center curates every season to cater to a wide range of

The Walmart Museum originated as the Walmart Visitor Center in 1990. The museum houses a collection of memorabilia and materials on the Walton family, Sam Walton and his career developments and the founding of Walmart. Walmart Museum was renovated in 2011 and reopened as a museum complex, comprised of Walton’s 5&10 building and Terry Block

The Shiloh Museum of Ozark History is a museum of history that focuses on the Northwest Arkansas Ozarks. The museum was opened to the public in 1968 as a result of Springdale city’s acquisition of a collection of artifacts from one of its residents, Guy Howard. The collection of over ten thousand articles dated as