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Head to the River Market District along the Arkansas River. Within a few short blocks, you’ll find restaurants, shops, museums, the Clinton Presidential Library, the Central Arkansas Nature Center and Heifer Village. The Clinton Presidential Library is located at the eastern end of President Clinton Avenue. You’ll get a feel for the White House in the authentic replicas of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room. There are a variety of acclaimed visiting exhibits, such as original Dr. Seuss art, a rare collection of Elvis photos, Peter Max Paints America and Play Ball! The St. Louis Cardinals. A monthly schedule of nationally known speakers adds to the allure. You’ll notice the Presidential Park Wetlands on the banks of the river. The 13 acres provide unprecedented public access via an elevated boardwalk and two bridges to conservation, environmental and wildlife watching opportunities. Also located there is the Clinton Presidential Park Bridge, an old Rock Island bridge converted into a pedestrian and cycling walkway, which crosses the Arkansas River to connect Little Rock and North Little Rock. Next door to the Clinton Center is the headquarters of Heifer International, a LEED-Certified building. In Heifer Village, learn about Heifer’s sustainability efforts to protect Little Rock’s environment and how the organization is working to end world hunger and poverty. While shopping in the River Market district, stop to admire Art Along the River, a series of outdoor sculptures decorating the area. Drop in at the Central Arkansas Nature Center to explore wildlife and nature available within an urban area. Portions of the Arkansas River Trail cross the grounds. Right next door is the reinvented Museum of Discovery. It’s not just for kids anymore, as new interactive exhibits make it fun for all ages. 50 LITTLE ROCK 2013 AFB GUIDE La Petite Roche Plaza is a beautifully landscaped park highlighting the little rock that gave the capital city its name. Interpretive signs explain the significance of the area, located at the foot of the Junction Bridge Pedestrian Walkway. Another old railroad bridge, the structure spans the Arkansas River affording gorgeous views of the surrounding terrain and is popular with bicyclists as well. Don’t forget to bring your swimsuit so you can cool off in Peabody Park, behind The Peabody Little Rock. The watery playground was designed from suggestions made by area children. The majestic Old State House will definitely catch your eye as you’re strolling through the River Market district. The stunning Greek Revival structure served as Arkansas’s first capitol building and is now a museum of Arkansas history. LITTLE ROCK 2013 AFB GUIDE Photo:Little Rock River Market. Arkansas Department of Parks & Tourism.
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