This is probably our 4th day trip to Eureka Springs since we live relatively close. A couple things we have learned along the way. 1. Go early so you can enjoy the full day. 2. Go online and see what festival or gathering is occurring during your time there. (i.e. mustang car rally, arts, etc.) 3. Park at the Trolly... More

Eureka Springs is the epitome of Victorian charm. The winding, curvy streets that curl up and down the hillsides are lined with lovely gingerbread Victorian homes with flower-laden gardens. The Crescent Hotel, a 19th century stacked stone wonder, dons a majestic presence overlooking the town's homes and shops. Eureka Springs is home to many natural springs that flow through the... More

Beautiful town with Victorian charm. Town was settled in the 1800's and basicall built in a ravine. The twists and turns of the narrow roads takes you by many shops and craft stores, great restaurants (try "Local Flavors" for a great lunch!), and old hotels, and landmarks. The many springs, gave this town it's name and history - a walking/trolley... More

There are several different "colors" of Trams that go different routes. You can catch one of the trams at many of the hotels in the area. You can transfer to different trams that cover different areas. We enjoyed the ride since the traffic can get very congested.

this tour gave us a great history lesson on the settlement of Eureka Springs, as well as insight as to how people live in this mountain hugging town. the tour guide said they had cliff hangers on one side of the street with the cliff huggers on the other. some of the homes literally had a sheer granite wall just... More

If you are looking for a nice little tour of town that won’t break the bank or take up too much of your time (about an hour) this is an excellent option. We had never been to Eureka Springs before, but had heard a lot about it. We stopped at the visitor’s center to get a map of the downtown... More