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Statehouse Convention Center

Markham and Scott. The second city-owned convention center, adjoins the Peabody Hotel.

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The Old State House
Oldest surviving state capitol building west of the Mississippi. It is now a state history museum, where you can see the old House of Representatives Chamber. The museum also has a permanent collection of history-related exhibits, and temporary exhibits are shown occasionally. If you have kids, don't miss Grandmother's Cottage, a hands-on room where visitors can examine with a variety of objects from the 1920s-30s.
Mon-Sat 9AM-5PM, Sun 1-5PMFree
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Historic Arkansas Museum
Preserves four historic antebellum homes, also has a gallery with changing exhibits. General admission free.
Guided tours: adults $2.50, children $1
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The Flying Saucer
In the heart of the River Market area downtown.
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Riverfront Park
This beautiful downtown park overlooking the Arkansas River is the site of La Petite Roche ("the little rock"), the rock formation for which the city is named. In addition, the park hosts the annual Riverfest celebration every Memorial Day weekend. An outdoor amphitheater for concerts is also located here.