The Metro Streetcar is a vintage streetcar system in Little Rock and North Little Rock. Streetcars began operating in the city in 1876, but service ended in 1947. Established in 2004, the current system started with a 2.5-mile long line. Today, it is 3.4 miles long and connects Little Rock with North Little Rock on the other side of the Arkansas River. If you are wondering what to do in Little Rock with kids, this is a fun way to explore the city.

The streetcars are replica vintage electric trolleys that are similar in design to the Birney-type streetcars that remained in use until 1947. The streetcars stop at many popular tourist attractions like the River Market and the Clinton Library, and they operate every day.

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Arkansas State Capitol Big Dam Bridge Metro Streetcar The Arkansas River Trail System Museum Of Discovery Old State House Museum Riverfront Park Rock Town Distillery William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum ESSE Purse Museum Historic Arkansas Museum River Market District MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History Witt Stephens Jr. Central Arkansas Nature Center The Root Arkansas Repertory Theatre The Pantry Little Rock Zoo Kemuri The Bernice Garden Pinnacle Mountain State Park Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site

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