Pack you bags for a memorable holiday at Fayetteville …

• Downtown/Dickson Area: While you tour Fayetteville don’t miss the fun at this hot tourist spot there. It includes historic downtown that has a lot of restaurants, shops, stores and most unique of all the live entertainment. As the university is near you will find young crowd in the market as most of the students prefer Dickson area for eating and enjoying their evenings. Along with the local flavor one can also enjoy the best nightlife of Fayetteville here with fabulous nightclubs and bars at hand. Rock, shop and drop at the Dickson area for amazing fun!

• Bud Walton Arena: A lovely tourist attraction especially for sports lovers. This hi-tech arena has a classic history behind its establishment. Bud Walton, the co-founder of Wal-Mart, donated $1.5 million for establishing this arena which in turn wouldirectly boost the prospect of basket ball in Arkansas. His expectations came true when Razorbacks, won the 1994 Southeastern Conference and thereafter it became an important venue for Basketball trail in Arkansas. This Arena has an added feature the Arena Museum which exhibits the history of basketball, track and field, baseball, and tennis in Arkansas.

• Independent Light Infantry Armory and Museum: A superb tourist attraction that takes you for a military journey back in time. This museum exhibits the documents, uniforms and other artifacts of the oldest southern militia unit and also specifies the history in incessant existence in the US. This museum is only open by appointment so when you plan to visit this place get your reservation done to avoid any on spot hassle. It is a nice experience to see the uniforms that the army wore in 1793 and the artifacts they used and much more.

• Market House: This tourist attraction is one of the city’s trademark symbols whose architecture is inspired from architecture of 1832 and it is also registered in the National Register of Historic Places. During the seminal years of Fayetteville it was center of all business activities including the period as a slave market. The renovation of this building refurbished the trade in downtown area. Now the area has many shopping centers, restaurants and other activities for the visitors.

• Davis Memorial Library: Book lovers must visit this beautiful library at Fayetteville as this book museum has a wonderful collection of artifacts, books, and letters related to French soldier and statesman Marquis de Lafayette. This library’s collected works swanks of rare books, periodicals, newspaper titles and videos. It is perfect place to spend a day in the company of books and other old artifacts.

• Fascinate – U Children's Museum: Located inside the historic city hall this fascinating children’s museum has magnificent educational forums that offer innovative, participative and interactive exhibits allowing the kids to recognize occupations such as banking, business, grocery, media, government, theater, medicine, and law. It is a complete family attraction as the children have to be supervised while they enjoy various activities in the museum. This place is worth visiting because your kids get a chance to practically perform activities and it is a fun learning activity for them. Don’t miss it!

• Coaches Sports Grill: For a rocking night party visit Coaches Sports Grill which offers pastimes like football, rump shaker contest along with entertaining DJ Music on weekends and pool tournaments. This place is closed on Mondays so get ready to party all Sunday night with liquor, beer and food only two dollars. Now that is a great deal! The pub has a friendly environment with no smoking allowed. Get ready to chill!