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Top things to do in Fort Worth
#1Historic Downtown Fort Worth Segway Tour
Buzz by downtown Fort Worth's sights with ease as you cruise along on a futuristic Segway. Follow an experienced guide between eclectic neighborhoods, histor...
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$57
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#2Fort Worth City Tour
Immerse yourself in the history of Fort Worth, from its early days as an outpost on the western frontier through its modern accomplishments of today. Join a ...
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$23
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#3Cultural District Tour with 3 Museums
Enjoy a tour of Fort Worth's Cultural District, highlights the work of 4 leading architects in 3 museums: the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, designed by...
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#4Ghost Bus Tour
As an icon of the frontier, Fort Worth had its share of outlaws, cattle drives, oil barons, and ghastly tales in its early years, from which ghosts still lin...
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$27
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#5Billy Bob's Texas – World's Largest Honky Tonk
Saddle up for a galloping good time at Billy Bob's Texas, known proudly as "The World’s Largest Honky Tonk" since its 1981 opening. Tasty barbecue ...
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$51
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#6Urban Adventure Quest - Fort Worth
Embark on an interactive tour of Fort Worth, exploring the city while following hints and completing unique challenges. See landmarks and historical sites in...
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#7MetroDemic Scavenger Hunt in Fort Worth
Fort Worth is a treasure trove of gun-slinging history, public art and interesting sites. Hustle around downtown Fort Worth to stop the spread of a deadly ep...
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#8Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
Set beautifully on a large reflecting pond, the 5 concrete and glass pavilions of The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth house one of the finest collections of ...
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#9Downtown Fort Worth Walking Tour
Kick off your time in cowboy country with a walking tour of the city known as "Where the West Begins." Fort Worth was the final outpost before fron...
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#10Urban Adventure Quest - Fort Worth Stockyards
Embark on an interactive tour of the Fort Worth Stockyards, exploring this part of the city while following hints and completing unique challenges. See landm...
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Things To Do in Fort Worth
Known as the place "where the west begins," Fort Worth is a fast-growing North Texas metropolis with its roots in cowboy culture. Originally founded to protect the city of Dallas in 1849, Fort Worth boasts a newly revitalized Downtown with well-curated museums, high-end bistros, and storied sites like the grassy knoll where JFK was assassinated and Thistle Hill, which brings to life the cattle town's past. Whether you're a foodie hungering after your next plate of barbecue or a history buff who wants to relive the glory days of the American West, Fort Worth has what you're looking for and more.
Areas & Neighborhoods
With the entire Fort Worth metro area covering a total of 350 square miles (906 sq km), there's more to this Texan town than immediately meets the eye. Downtown, you can peruse one of the most acclaimed collections of modern art in all of Texas. Or, two-step your way to the Stockyards to discover why locals lovingly refer to their city as Cowtown.
Downtown
At the heart of Downtown lies Sundance Square, a 35-block commercial district with exquisite old buildings nestled next to lofty skyscrapers. In addition to walking in the footsteps of the city's cattle barons, railroad workers, and oil men, you can dine at one of Fort Worth's swankiest restaurants or venture inside the Sid Richardson Museum, a trove of American art.
Cultural District
If inspiration is what you're after, head to the museums in Fort Worth's Cultural District. World-class collections at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and the Kimbell Art Museum—an architectural feat filled with European masterpieces—make this iconic stretch an art aficionado's paradise.
Stockyards
Much more than a former livestock market, the Fort Worth Stockyards reveal the city's lineage as a longtime contributor to the cattle industry. This Old West-inspired strip lies on the National Register of Historic Places, with sites like the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame to visit, and plenty of toe-tapping honky tonks and salty saloons where you can belly up to the bar.
Things to See in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth, football isn't just a sport, it’s a way of life. If you're visiting in the fall, consider spectating a college football game at Texas Christian University—just be sure to purchase your tickets in advance, as home games sell out. Or, for a walk on the wild side, visit the Fort Worth Zoo, where exotic animals and a petting corral with goats, chickens, tortoises, and corn snakes appeal to the littlest nature lovers.
Things to Do & Attractions in Fort Worth
Beyond raring rodeos and finger-licking barbecue, there are a bevy of things to do in Fort Worth. Got shoes made for walking? Dust off your boots and head over to the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame to pay homage to the heroines of the American West. The history lesson continues at the Log Cabin Village, where you can see Cynthia Ann Parker’s homestead and watch costumed actors bringing mid-19th-century Texas to life. To soak up the city’s contemporary charms, visit the Fort Worth Japanese Garden, where many of the plants were donated by Fort Worth's sister city—Nagano, Japan. Finally, you don't have to confine your adventures to the city limits. A trip to Fort Worth isn't complete without a look at nearby attractions like the GeO-Deck atop the Reunion Tower.