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From iconic attractions to hidden local gems, here's what The Fort Worth recommends for things to do in Fort Worth. Whether you're visiting for a weekend, hosting out-of-town family, or rediscovering your own city, this guide is curated by locals who know what's worth your time.
Authentic Old West experience — twice-daily cattle drives, rodeos, honky-tonks, leather shops.
35-block walkable downtown with shopping, dining, entertainment, and historic architecture.
One of America's finest small art museums — Louis Kahn architecture, world-class collection. Free admission to permanent collection.
Tadao Ando-designed modern art museum with rotating exhibitions and a celebrated collection.
American art from 1800s-1900s. Free admission. Russell, Remington, O'Keeffe collections.
Highly-rated zoo with 7,000+ animals across 67 acres. Family favorite.
Texas's oldest botanic garden — 110 acres including Japanese Garden.
100+ miles of trails along Trinity River. Hiking, cycling, fishing.
Most attractions in Fort Worth are accessible by car; check individual venues for parking and accessibility. Many offer free admission with paid extras (gift shops, special exhibits). Major events draw heavier crowds — check our civic calendar for upcoming festivals and community events.
Family-friendly options dominate Fort Worth's attractions, with parks, museums, and family-oriented venues popular year-round. Many places offer kid-specific programming and discounts on weekdays.
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