Bathhouse Row
A row of eight early 20th-century thermal bathhouses on Central Avenue in Hot Springs National Park. Fordyce is the visitor center; Buckstaff and Quapaw still offer baths.
Arkansas · the United States
In the destination Hot Springs and Little Rock.
In the photo: Grand Promenade, a public tree-lined walkway in Hot Springs.
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The city
Spa town in the valley between the Ouachita Mountains, built around hot springs protected by the federal government since 1832. The national park covers the mountainside and Bathhouse Row on Central Avenue. The town has an observation tower, lakefront gardens and a racetrack.
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The local experience
A row of eight early 20th-century thermal bathhouses on Central Avenue in Hot Springs National Park. Fordyce is the visitor center; Buckstaff and Quapaw still offer baths.
A 66-meter observation tower on top of Hot Springs Mountain, inside the national park, with views of the town, the lakes and the Ouachita Mountains.
The University of Arkansas botanical garden on a peninsula of Lake Hamilton, with woodlands, waterfalls, a Japanese garden and Anthony Chapel, a wooden-and-glass chapel.