Step back in time at this historic district known for its Old West atmosphere. Watch the famous cattle drive, explore Western-themed shops, and enjoy rodeos and country music.
One of the top zoos in the U.S., the Fort Worth Zoo houses more than 7,000 animals, including lions, elephants, and exotic birds. The zoo’s unique exhibits, like the Texas Wild! area, are a hit with all ages.
This world-class museum features an impressive collection of art, from classical masterpieces to modern works. Highlights include pieces by Michelangelo, Monet, and Picasso.
A vibrant 35-block downtown district filled with shops, restaurants, galleries, and theaters. It’s a great place to walk around, catch live music, or dine outdoors at a café.
This urban park is a modern architectural wonder, with cascading waterfalls, reflecting pools, and quiet spaces to relax. It’s a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city.
A museum dedicated to American art, featuring works from the 19th century to contemporary pieces. The collection includes iconic Western-themed art, as well as photography and sculptures.
A must-visit for racing fans, this NASCAR and IndyCar track offers thrilling races and behind-the-scenes tours. Check the schedule for major events like the NASCAR Cup Series.
The oldest botanical garden in Texas, it features 23 specialty gardens, including a Japanese Garden with koi ponds, a rose garden, and a rainforest conservatory.
Known for its contemporary architecture, this museum showcases modern and contemporary art with works by artists like Warhol, Kiefer, and Pollock. The tranquil reflecting pool outside is a bonus.
This unique museum celebrates the pioneering spirit of women in the American West, with exhibits on cowgirls, ranchers, and rodeo stars. It’s an inspiring tribute to women’s contributions to Western history.