Eureka Springs punches far above its size when it comes to landmarks — from a world-famous glass chapel to a grand haunted hotel and a seven-story hilltop statue. These are the iconic sights that put Eureka Springs on the map.
Thorncrown Chapel
A breathtaking 48-foot glass chapel in the woods, designed by E. Fay Jones and named one of the AIA’s top American buildings of the 20th century. Free to visit. Read the full guide »
The 1886 Crescent Hotel
A grand limestone hotel atop West Mountain, billed as “America’s Most Haunted Hotel,” with famous ghost tours, a rooftop bar, spa, and sweeping views. Read the full guide »
Christ of the Ozarks & The Great Passion Play
A nearly 67-foot statue crowning Magnetic Mountain (free to visit), plus the long-running Great Passion Play in a 4,000-seat outdoor amphitheater. Read the full guide »
More Historic Eureka Springs
The whole town is a landmark — the entire downtown is a National Historic District of Victorian architecture and healing springs. Don’t miss Basin Spring Park and the historic spring houses on a downtown walking loop. See our Historic Downtown Eureka Springs guide.
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