Christ of the Ozarks
No admission feeStand beneath a seven-story white statue of Jesus with outstretched arms on Magnetic Mountain above Eureka Springs.
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Stay in an 1886 mountaintop hotel above Eureka Springs with a spa, a balcony pizza bar and ghost tours that end in the old morgue.
75 Prospect Ave · Eureka Springs, AR
The Crescent opened in 1886 on a mountaintop above the Victorian village of Eureka Springs, designed by St. Louis architect Isaac S. Taylor. It later served as a women's college and, in the late 1930s, as a sham health resort run by Norman Baker, a past the hotel now tells on its ghost tours. Today you can book rooms, suites or cottages, visit the New Moon Spa, and eat in the Crystal Dining Room or at the Skybar pizza spot.
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Transit: reachable by public transit
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