FAQ: What To Do In Fort Worth Texas?

What is there to do in Fort Worth Texas today?

Things To Do In Fort Worth

• Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District. Ceri Breeze / Shutterstock.
• Fort Worth Zoo. Imani w photography / Shutterstock.
• Sid Richardson Museum. Sid Richardson Museum.
• Kimbell Art Museum. Aneese / Shutterstock.
• Sundance Square.
• Amon Carter Museum of American Art.
• Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
• The Nancy Lee and Perry R.

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Is Fort Worth worth visiting?

Visit Fort Worth: 5 Can’t Miss Activities



Fort Worth is what I expected of a real Texas city, unlike its more polished neighbor of Dallas. It really is home to stockyards, cowboys, and rodeos. Beyond the chaps and spurs, is a thriving downtown, a stellar food scene, and even an array of top notch art museums.

What is Fort Worth known for?

Fort Worth is the 13th-largest city in the United States, known for Texas hospitality and a dozen remarkable districts full of culture and fun.

What is there to do in Fort Worth for free?

10 Fantastic Free Things to Do in Fort Worth

• Amon Carter Museum of American Art. It’s hard to believe that admission to this American treasure is free.
• See U.S. Currency Being Printed
• Tap your toe to a Cowtown Opry Show.
• Take a Tour of Fire Station No.
• Watch Texas Longhorns Driven by Genuine Texas Cowhands.
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• Fort Worth Water Garden.
• Monnig Meteorite Museum.

Is Fort Worth Texas Safe?

Fort Worth Crime Rates



While Fort Worth is known as a great place to live, the area has some of the highest violent crime rates in the country. With 100 being the safest on the crime index, Fort Worth ranks as an 11. That makes Fort Worth safer than only 11% of the cities in the nation.

Is Fort Worth a good place to live?

With a hot housing market and great cost of living, it’s no wonder families are moving to Fort Worth over other popular urban destinations. Out of 125 metro areas, Dallas-Fort Worth ranks 21st on the list of U.S. News Best Places to Live.

Should I stay in Fort Worth or Dallas?

Fort Worth has a wonderful downtown area (Sundance Square) and the historical Stockyards to explore. There are tons of museums and a Botanical Garden there as well. Fort Worth is going to give you more of the ‘Texas/Western’ feeling, Dallas is more cosmopolitan.

Is downtown Fort Worth Safe?

Downtown Fort Worth clean, safe, say residents. Even with all the construction headaches, downtown is proving to be the place to live. Downtown Fort Worth Inc., a nonprofit organization, released its 2015 “State of Downtown” report, and it seems the 564 acres of clean, safe streets are appealing to potential residents.

Does it snow in Fort Worth Texas?

Fort Worth averages 1 inches of snow per year.

What food is Fort Worth known for?

50 Things to Eat in Fort Worth Before You Die

• Totally Toffee Donut from FunkyTown Donuts. PIN IT.
• Challah French Toast with Berries from Bird Cafe.
• Blue Goat Burger from Rodeo Goat.
• Cappuccino from Avoca Coffee.
• Turkey Avocado Sandwich with Sweet Potato Fries from Brewed.
• The Thirteenth Pie from Thirteen Pies.
• Blue Moon Mojito from Mash’d.
• Vegan Nachos from Spiral Dinner.

What are the bad areas of Fort Worth?

Where Are The Worst Neighborhoods To Live In Fort Worth For 2021?

Rank	Neighborhood	Population
1	South East	59,810
2	Northeast	38,197
3	Northside	44,752
4	Southside	56,682

Is Fort Worth a big city?

Fort Worth is the fifth-largest city in the U.S. state of Texas and the 13th-largest city in the United States.

Fort Worth, Texas
Country	United States
State	Texas
Counties	Tarrant, Denton, Parker, Wise
Incorporated	1874

Is Fort Worth Stockyards free?

There is no admission charge to the grounds. However, there are admission charges at various venues. Check out admission prices on the Play page.

Is Fort Worth Water Gardens free?

The Water Garden is free but you might have to pay at a parking meter on the street to park.

How much does it cost to go to the Fort Worth Botanical Gardens?

What will the admission cost? FWBG admission is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors (65+) and $6 for children (ages 6-15). Children five and younger will be admitted for free.