Fort Worth
Texas, TX
(76106)

Fort Worth, Texas incorporated in 1840 and is located just 30 miles west of downtown Dallas. The city covers an area of 298.9 square miles and has a population of 661,850 est. As America's 18th largest city, and ranked fastest growing large city, Fort Worth offers a mix of Western heritage and modern culture.

What Makes Fort Worth Unique?

• Fort Worth Botanic Garden -  the oldest botanic garden in Texas, contains thousands of native and exotic species of plants in over 100 acres of gardens and natural settings. Visit many specialty gardens, including the 10,000-square-foot Conservatory, the Rose Gardens, and the Japanese Garden, a 7.5-acre haven of peaceful beauty, featuring waterfalls and pools filled with Koi fish surrounded by beautiful foliage.
• Fort Worth Zoo - has been ranked as the No.1 attraction in the entire Dallas-Fort Worth area and No.19 among the "50 Overall Top-Rated Attractions" in the entire United States by the Zagat Survey U.S. Family Guide. Tree-shaded, winding paths lead to large, lush exhibits that allow you to get close to an amazing variety of creatures – from primates to parrots, from rhinos to raptors.
• Fort Worth Stockyards - the Fort Worth Stockyards’ National Historic District covers 125 acres with 15 square blocks of tradition, nightlife, and family fun. You can take in a thrilling rodeo. See the world's only daily cattle drive. Hear live country stars. Sip a cold brew in an authentic saloon. Two-step the night away. Shop for authentic cowboy gear. And dine on satisfying Texas-style cuisine. If you like, you can even take a guided tour of the entire area. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Fort Worth Stockyards’ National Historic District is a great place to celebrate the romance and mystique of the American West.
  

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