Guidebook for Fort Worth
Sightseeing
Fort Worth Zoo - Home to more than 7,000 native and exotic animals and several indoor and outdoor exhibits. The Fort Worth Zoo provides an entire day of fun for any family. Kids can learn how to round ’em up and move ’em out at Texas Wild!, a hands-on exhibit that showcases the unique wildlife of the Lone Star State and includes a petting zoo. They can visit all four great ape species in the 2.5-acre world of primates or get eye-to-eye with some of the most endangered reptiles and amphibians on the planet at the Museum of Living Art (MOLA).
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1989 Colonial PkwyFort Worth Zoo - Home to more than 7,000 native and exotic animals and several indoor and outdoor exhibits. The Fort Worth Zoo provides an entire day of fun for any family. Kids can learn how to round ’em up and move ’em out at Texas Wild!, a hands-on exhibit that showcases the unique wildlife of the Lone Star State and includes a petting zoo. They can visit all four great ape species in the 2.5-acre world of primates or get eye-to-eye with some of the most endangered reptiles and amphibians on the planet at the Museum of Living Art (MOLA).
Museum of Science and History - Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is nestled within the Fort Worth Cultural District and houses a variety of science and history exhibitions. The Museum's permanent exhibitions include DinoLabs & DinoDig, Energy Blast, Fort Worth Children's Museum, Innovation Studios, and the Cattle Raisers Museum, a "museum within a museum". The Museum hosts a variety of world-class traveling exhibitions, as well. The Museum is also home to the first Omni Theater, an IMAX Dome in the Southwest which features a 120-foot screen and the Noble Planetarium, which allows you to see more than 7,000 stars. The planetarium also features an exhibit area that contains large screens with up-to-the-minute views of the sun.
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Fort Worth Museum of Science and History - Omni Theater
1600 Gendy StMuseum of Science and History - Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is nestled within the Fort Worth Cultural District and houses a variety of science and history exhibitions. The Museum's permanent exhibitions include DinoLabs & DinoDig, Energy Blast, Fort Worth Children's Museum, Innovation Studios, and the Cattle Raisers Museum, a "museum within a museum". The Museum hosts a variety of world-class traveling exhibitions, as well. The Museum is also home to the first Omni Theater, an IMAX Dome in the Southwest which features a 120-foot screen and the Noble Planetarium, which allows you to see more than 7,000 stars. The planetarium also features an exhibit area that contains large screens with up-to-the-minute views of the sun.
Six Flags Over Texas - Located 15 miles from downtown Fort Worth in Arlington, Six Flags Over Texas is a 212-acre park featuring awesome rides, great shows, and incredible attractions! Six Flags Over Texas has more than 50 rides. You'll find everything from Looney Tunes rides for youngsters to nerve-numbing thrill machines like SUPERMAN: Tower of Power and Texas Giant.
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East Arlington
Six Flags Over Texas - Located 15 miles from downtown Fort Worth in Arlington, Six Flags Over Texas is a 212-acre park featuring awesome rides, great shows, and incredible attractions! Six Flags Over Texas has more than 50 rides. You'll find everything from Looney Tunes rides for youngsters to nerve-numbing thrill machines like SUPERMAN: Tower of Power and Texas Giant.
TCU - Established in 1910, TCU has become one of the most picturesque and prominent small universities in the nation. It’s located just five miles from downtown/Sundance Square and a half-mile from the Fort Worth Zoo. Explore the campus on foot, then spend some time in the neighborhood along Berry Street and University Drive to experience a part of Fort Worth with a flavor all its own.
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德克萨斯基督教大学
2800 S University DrTCU - Established in 1910, TCU has become one of the most picturesque and prominent small universities in the nation. It’s located just five miles from downtown/Sundance Square and a half-mile from the Fort Worth Zoo. Explore the campus on foot, then spend some time in the neighborhood along Berry Street and University Drive to experience a part of Fort Worth with a flavor all its own.
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3220 Botanic Garden BlvdFort Worth Botanic Garden - Lavish landscape, roses & nature school
Amon Carter Museum of American Art - This museum has a truly fascinating collection of 19th and early 20th-century American art and should really not be missed! Some of the works include works of artists such as Georgia O’Keeffe, John Singer Sargent, Alexander Calder, and Thomas Cole, as well as a considerable assortment of photographic works. Its ‘piece de resistance’ of course, must be the museum’s 150,000 items which focus on American history, art, and culture. For families interested in American western art, this is a paradise! Besides the museum’s free admission, it also boasts a fabulous restaurant with an interesting menu that includes great desserts!
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Amon Carter Museum of American Art
3501 Camp Bowie BlvdAmon Carter Museum of American Art - This museum has a truly fascinating collection of 19th and early 20th-century American art and should really not be missed! Some of the works include works of artists such as Georgia O’Keeffe, John Singer Sargent, Alexander Calder, and Thomas Cole, as well as a considerable assortment of photographic works. Its ‘piece de resistance’ of course, must be the museum’s 150,000 items which focus on American history, art, and culture. For families interested in American western art, this is a paradise! Besides the museum’s free admission, it also boasts a fabulous restaurant with an interesting menu that includes great desserts!
Fort Worth Stockyards - The family will really feel they’ve touched down in cowboy country when visiting the Fort Worth Stockyards. As you watch the drovers corralling the cattle up the Chisholm Trail to the railheads, you will start to get a taste of how things had been in the late 1800s, when more than four million head of cattle had trailed through the city. The arrival of the railroad brought the construction of the Union Stockyards and the city became a major livestock shipping point. There is plenty to do and see here and where you can still experience some of the old “wild west”, from meeting the cowboys to visiting the many original, authentic shops. All the buildings have been renovated but have somehow been able to retain the look of old-fashioned saloons and bars.
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Fort Worth Stockyards
131 E Exchange AveFort Worth Stockyards - The family will really feel they’ve touched down in cowboy country when visiting the Fort Worth Stockyards. As you watch the drovers corralling the cattle up the Chisholm Trail to the railheads, you will start to get a taste of how things had been in the late 1800s, when more than four million head of cattle had trailed through the city. The arrival of the railroad brought the construction of the Union Stockyards and the city became a major livestock shipping point. There is plenty to do and see here and where you can still experience some of the old “wild west”, from meeting the cowboys to visiting the many original, authentic shops. All the buildings have been renovated but have somehow been able to retain the look of old-fashioned saloons and bars.
Sundance Square - Make sure not to miss a visit to Sundance Square when you’re here in Fort Worth. The area is packed with a variety of museums, art galleries, movie houses, and an amazing amount of options for shopping and dining too! Suitable to keep all the family entertained, though the nightlife and improv comedy venues might be of more interest to the adults. Look out for the many special events and festivals for everyone and have fun just people-watching from a café or one of the many ice cream shops situated on one of the red brick streets and pretty courtyards which add to the ambiance of the area. On a hot day, the kids can cool off in the nearby water gardens!
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圣丹斯广场
420 Main StSundance Square - Make sure not to miss a visit to Sundance Square when you’re here in Fort Worth. The area is packed with a variety of museums, art galleries, movie houses, and an amazing amount of options for shopping and dining too! Suitable to keep all the family entertained, though the nightlife and improv comedy venues might be of more interest to the adults. Look out for the many special events and festivals for everyone and have fun just people-watching from a café or one of the many ice cream shops situated on one of the red brick streets and pretty courtyards which add to the ambiance of the area. On a hot day, the kids can cool off in the nearby water gardens!
Hidden Valley Miniature Golf - This miniature golf course has lots more to it than just a very pleasant family golf course; it also comes with a video game room which includes an air hockey table and a spot to pitch a baseball, picnic, grill, and cookout area too. Because of its excellent reviews – which include very clean facilities, nice staff, and affordable prices, it is easy to recommend this venue as a great day out for the whole family.
Hidden Valley Miniature Golf
8621 Jacksboro HwyHidden Valley Miniature Golf - This miniature golf course has lots more to it than just a very pleasant family golf course; it also comes with a video game room which includes an air hockey table and a spot to pitch a baseball, picnic, grill, and cookout area too. Because of its excellent reviews – which include very clean facilities, nice staff, and affordable prices, it is easy to recommend this venue as a great day out for the whole family.
Trinity Park - Trinity Park is 252 acres of park that is stretched along the banks of the Trinity River. Popular with locals and tourists alike, it really is a lovely venue for families to enjoy and have fun, with its duck pond, several playgrounds for the kiddies, a miniature train, and known as having the best biking and hiking trails around town! If you want to try your hand at fishing, you’ll be pleased to know that fish are periodically released into the River. With its basketball court, ample walking areas, bike rental facilities, picnic pavilions, water fountains, and plenty of clean restrooms, everybody from tots to grown-ups will have an enjoyable visit to this lovely park.
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2401 University DriveTrinity Park - Trinity Park is 252 acres of park that is stretched along the banks of the Trinity River. Popular with locals and tourists alike, it really is a lovely venue for families to enjoy and have fun, with its duck pond, several playgrounds for the kiddies, a miniature train, and known as having the best biking and hiking trails around town! If you want to try your hand at fishing, you’ll be pleased to know that fish are periodically released into the River. With its basketball court, ample walking areas, bike rental facilities, picnic pavilions, water fountains, and plenty of clean restrooms, everybody from tots to grown-ups will have an enjoyable visit to this lovely park.
Texas Motor Speedway - A thrill a minute is guaranteed at the Texas Motor Speedway, home to two NASCAR Spring Cup racing, the AAA Texas 500, and the Duck Commander 500. If that wasn’t enough, it also hosts the WinStar World Casino & Resort 400 (which takes place on the same weekend as the Indycar Firestone 600) and the WinStar World Casino & Resort 350. For a special treat, take the family to one of the exciting meets, where very affordable 4 seat family packages are available.
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Texas Motor Speedway
3545 Lone Star CirTexas Motor Speedway - A thrill a minute is guaranteed at the Texas Motor Speedway, home to two NASCAR Spring Cup racing, the AAA Texas 500, and the Duck Commander 500. If that wasn’t enough, it also hosts the WinStar World Casino & Resort 400 (which takes place on the same weekend as the Indycar Firestone 600) and the WinStar World Casino & Resort 350. For a special treat, take the family to one of the exciting meets, where very affordable 4 seat family packages are available.