City centre Fort Worth mixes Western heritage with big-city energy, offering something for everyone. Sundance Square buzzes with outdoor concerts under twinkling lights while historic buildings house rooftop bars and bustling cafés. The majestic Bass Performance Hall anchors a thriving arts scene where you can catch everything from Broadway shows to local performances at Jubilee Theatre. Dining options range from sizzling steakhouses to casual Tex-Mex spots, with food trucks gathering near the courthouse. Getting around is a breeze with two train stations, wide pedestrian-friendly streets, and most attractions within a short walk of each other. Hotels blend Western charm with modern amenities, perfect for both business travellers and weekend explorers.
Fort Worth Cultural District
Fort Worth Cultural District packs five world-class museums into one walkable artistic paradise. The Kimbell Art Museum's masterpieces and the Modern's striking glass facade sit alongside the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, where 2,500 rose varieties bloom in colourful splendour. Catch a Broadway show at Casa Mañana's unique geodesic dome or wander Trinity Park's riverside trails dotted with sculptures. Museum cafes serve up tasty contemporary American dishes while gift shops offer unique cultural treasures to take home. Getting around is a breeze with excellent walkability between attractions, free parking at most venues, and bike-friendly paths connecting the major sites through Trinity Park.
Fort Worth Stockyards
Step into a living Western film at the Fort Worth Stockyards, where twice-daily cattle drives rumble down brick streets and history comes alive. Cowtown Coliseum hosts authentic rodeos while Billy Bob's Texas pulses with country music. Explore wooden corrals, historic buildings, and shops selling everything from custom boots to Western souvenirs. The district serves up hearty Tex-Mex and barbecue in saloons and steakhouses ranging from casual to upscale. Though most visitors stay in nearby city centre hotels, the area is wonderfully walkable with its brick streets and wooden boardwalks. The compact district is busiest during cattle drives at 11:30am and 4pm.
Near Southside buzzes with creative energy in Fort Worth's hippest hood. Once-industrial warehouses now house contemporary art galleries, craft breweries, and farm-to-table restaurants where string lights twinkle over outdoor patios. The Stage West Theatre anchors a thriving arts scene while Magnolia Avenue offers the perfect blend of culture and cuisine. Dining ranges from BBQ fusion to artisanal coffee shops with most entrees priced between $15-35. Boutique hotels in converted historic buildings provide unique lodging with industrial-chic character. Trinity Metro buses connect the area, and the area's growing bike-friendly infrastructure makes exploring a breeze.
University Park Village
University Park Village combines upscale shopping with collegiate energy right next to TCU. High-end boutiques and stylish restaurants with outdoor patios line tree-shaded walkways and limestone-faced buildings. When you need a break from retail therapy, Fort Worth Zoo and the Japanese Garden are just a short drive away. The dining scene features everything from casual spots to fancy restaurants serving contemporary American and Tex-Mex dishes. There aren't hotels in the village itself, but plenty of upscale options nearby. Most visitors drive here, as public transit is limited, but you'll find free parking throughout this sophisticated shopping haven.
You can browse for the perfect souvenirs at Stockyards Station during your trip to Fort Worth. Amble around this family-friendly area's picturesque gardens and enjoy its top-notch restaurants.
You can spend an afternoon studying the exhibits at Fort Worth Museum of Science and History in Fort Worth. Wander around the area's picturesque gardens or experience its fascinating museums.
You can get tickets for a performance at Panther Island Pavilion during your trip to Fort Worth. Experience the area's acclaimed theatre scene or attend a sporting event.
Saddle up for a taste of the Old West at the world's largest honky-tonk, Billy Bob's Texas. Explore the Stockyards National Historic District, where twice-daily cattle drives and rodeos keep cowboy culture alive.
"Nice, quiet hotel. Parking is crazy since they are repainting the drive up area to hotel lobby. Inside looks nice. Have to walk a long way to elevators."
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Where can I stay in Fort Worth if I want a holiday rental instead of a hotel?
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What will the weather in Fort Worth be like during my visit?
August and July are typically the warmest months in Fort Worth, when the average temperature is 29°C. January and February are the coldest months, when the average temperature is 10°C. May and October are the months with the most rain.
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Find out more about Fort Worth
Find out more about Fort Worth
Visitors really like Fort Worth, especially its gardens, live music and zoo. Activities like horse riding give you a chance to enjoy the outdoors while you're in town. Take a campus tour or explore the surrounding area of Texas Christian University. Check out other sights like Sundance Square and Bass Performance Hall.
