The tour starts outside the William J. Clinton Library and Museum where you'll hear about Clinton and his impact on the state. Then you'll be guided step by step through Little Rock.

You'll see the bridge and hear the story, it's a great spot to see the river with some of the best views.

You'll see the local statue and learn why the national big is not the Turkey. But almost was.

Explore the wetlands, learn their history and story, on our tour!

Explore the history and nature of the area, you'll learn about it here.

Not to be missed stop for food and a meal. What to eat? Find out on the tour.

Historic park on the waterfront.

Site of the famous little rock. Why does it have this story? Learn on the tour.

You'll learn a lot here, But the absolute must-see is the Knife Gallery, home to the world-famous Bowie No. 1, the oldest known surviving Bowie knife forged by master bladesmith James Black around eighteen thirty in Washington, Arkansas, displayed alongside over fifty other magnificent blades including Civil War knives and modern custom works.

What's the deal with this turkey? Find out on the tour

See many historic statues and learn their historic stories.

The building served as Arkansas's capitol until nineteen eleven, witnessing everything from the eighteen sixty-one secession convention to Union General Frederick Steele quartering troops here during the Civil War. Both Confederate and Union governments operated from these walls at different times. Discover it's story on the tour.