Little Rock

The life and legacy of our 42nd president is on full display at his dedicated museum and library. Head to the second floor for permanent exhibits on his time in office. — Travel + Leisure

Multimedia interactive exhibits at Little Rock Central High School's visitor center, across the intersection from the school, commemorate the courageous efforts of "The Little Rock Nine". — Fodor's

This fascinating museum has an intensive niche mission: telling the tale of the 20th-century American woman via her handbag. — Lonely Planet

Get motivated about technology, science, and math at this interactive museum. — Travel + Leisure

You can't miss the Big Dam Bridge , which is the largest bridge built specifically for pedestrians and cyclists in the United States; it connects 15 miles of multi-use trails in Little Rock and North Little Rock. — Lonely Planet

On-site artifacts include quilts, guns, bowie knives and lots of old photography. — Lonely Planet

Little Rock's art museum features excellent visiting exhibitions and a permanent collection. — Lonely Planet

Serves as a good access point for learning about Arkansas' natural world, especially if you're traveling with kids. — Lonely Planet

It's a truly fine integration of the river into its urban setting. — Lonely Planet

A series of art galleries are stocked with the work of local artists; including a retail gallery. — Lonely Planet

This Little Rock legend has survived decades of rowdy crowds, three fires, and a zombie wedding.   — Atlas Obscura

The state capitol from 1836 to 1911 now holds impressively restored legislative chambers and displays on Arkansas history and culture. — Lonely Planet

The grounds are lovely in the spring and summer when the rose gardens are in bloom, but it's hauntingly beautiful when covered by a rare, deep snow. — Afar Magazine

The environmental footprint for the ecologically friendly headquarters building comprises a former industrial wasteland that has been converted to thriving wetlands. — Fodor's

A beautiful South Korean gate and garden in Little Rock honors American Taekwondo.  — Atlas Obscura

During a 45-minute tour of "Arkansas's first legal distillery since Prohibition," you'll learn about the origin of bourbon, vodka, and gin. — Fodor's