Fayetteville is rich in gardens, history, and iconic landmarks. Here are the top museums, gardens, and landmarks in Fayetteville, with a full guide to each.
Botanical Garden of the Ozarks
Twelve themed gardens and Arkansas’s only butterfly house — a peaceful, family-friendly escape near Lake Fayetteville. Read the full guide »
Clinton House Museum
The first home of Bill and Hillary Clinton, where they married in 1975 — now a small museum on their early Arkansas years. Read the full guide »
Old Main & the University of Arkansas
Fayetteville’s most iconic landmark, the twin-towered Old Main building anchors the beautiful University of Arkansas campus, which is also home to museums and galleries worth a stroll. Catch the Razorbacks and campus life on a visit to the U of A.
Devil’s Den State Park
A rugged, CCC-built state park ~40 minutes south — crevices, caves, waterfalls, the Yellow Rock overlook, and 64 miles of trails. Free day use. Read the full guide »
Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park
One of the country’s best-preserved Civil War battlefields, ~20 minutes west, with a free museum, historic buildings, and walking and driving tours. Read the full guide »
Mount Sequoyah Overlook
The best free view in Fayetteville — a hilltop deck east of the square facing the University of Arkansas and Old Main, and the town’s favorite sunset spot. Read the full guide »
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