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Historic center
Eureka Springs Historic District
Victorian hillside center with late 19th-century stone and wood houses, springs, stairways, galleries and shops, all listed as a historic district.
Arkansas · the United States
Eureka Springs
In the destination Bentonville and the Ozarks.
In the photo: Carroll County Courthouse, in downtown Eureka Springs.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
What to expect from Eureka Springs.
Victorian mountain town in the Ozarks, built in the late 19th century around natural springs on a steep hillside of winding streets and stairways. The historic center, with stone and wood houses, galleries and shops, is fully protected. Nearby are Thorncrown Chapel, a big-cat refuge, and, farther south, the Buffalo River.
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The local experience
What to see in Eureka Springs
Architecture
Thorncrown Chapel
A wooden-and-glass chapel from 1980 in the middle of the woods, west of Eureka Springs, designed by architect E. Fay Jones, with 425 windows and 15 meters in height.
Nature reserve
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge
Big-cat refuge south of Eureka Springs that houses tigers, lions, bears and other rescued animals, with guided visits.
Natural area
Buffalo National River
The United States’ first national river, running free of dams through limestone cliffs in the Ozarks, with trails, waterfalls, overlooks and canoe trips from Ponca.