Things to Do in Fort Worth, TX - Local Businesses in North Texas
Are you new to the Fort Worth area and need sprinkler system repairs? The pros at Dallas-Fort Worth Sprinkler Repair Masters, L.L.C. can help. Ken and his team offer irrigations repairs across north Texas and offer both residential and commercial repairs. So, if you own a new lot or office building in Fort Worth and need a new irrigation system or backflow testing, contact Ken locally for more info. They are BBB accredited and we have used them on several commercial properties.
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The Fort Worth stockyards are a mainstay and a must-visit, once in a lifetime experience if you are new to the area. It genuinely has to be seen to be believed and should give you a good flavor for our city.
Are you ready to rodeo? We thought so! The Sundance Square in Fort Worth is an awesome nightlife venue with countless forms of entertainment! Much like the Stockyards, it's a true local treasure in DFW.
And then, there is barbecue. Angelo's gets our vote (as locals, and BBQ lovers) - if you are new to the state and want authentic Texas barbecue, look no further. The place has a 60's vibe going on when you walk inside, but in a good way. Amazing sandwiches and sides at a place where everyone knows your name after just a few visits.
Since we offer commercial real estate, no office or commercial building would be complete without quality window tinting to keep the brutal Texas sun at bay during those long summers. Eclipse offers office window tint services and we have used them several times in the past for commercial properties. Though located east of Fort Worth, they service all of DFW and we love keeping money in the area by dealing with a locally-owned company with a great reputation.
If you have never honky-tonked, then Billy Bob's is for you. Known as the world's largest honky-tonk venue, it's a great place to take a date or group and dance into the wee hours with great food and drinks, plus live music. More info can be found here.
Fort Worth is truly an historic city and we hope these references help you as your traverse (or move to) the DFW area!
The Ultimate Fort Worth Visitor Guide
Discover the Modern Frontier: Where Heritage Meets Sophistication
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Fort Worth, Texas, offers an experience unlike any other in the American West. Known as the 'City of Cowboys and Culture,' it manages to preserve its rugged frontier history while boasting world-class museums, upscale dining, and vibrant urban districts. Whether you are here for business or a weekend getaway, here is your essential guide to the best of Fort Worth.
1. The Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District
Step back in time to the era of cattle drives and frontier living. The Stockyards is the iconic epicenter of Fort Worth’s Western heritage.
The Fort Worth Herd: Watch the world’s only twice-daily cattle drive (11:30 AM and 4:00 PM) down Exchange Avenue.
Mule Alley & Stockyards Station: Explore beautifully restored horse and mule barns that now house high-end Western boutiques, restaurants, and the legendary Hotel Drover.
Billy Bob’s Texas: Visit the 'World’s Largest Honky Tonk' for live country music, indoor bull riding, and a massive dance floor.
John Wayne: An American Experience: A sprawling museum dedicated to the life and legacy of the Duke.
2. The Cultural District: A Global Art Destination
Often considered one of the finest concentrations of museums in the world, the Cultural District is a must-visit for lovers of architecture and fine art.
Kimbell Art Museum: Famed for its Louis Kahn-designed building, it houses an exquisite collection ranging from Michelangelo to Picasso.
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth: A stunning glass-and-concrete structure by Tadao Ando, showcasing post-WWII masterpieces.
Amon Carter Museum of American Art: The premier destination for iconic American paintings and photography, specifically focusing on the American West.
Fort Worth Museum of Science and History: Perfect for families, featuring a planetarium and a permanent dinosaur exhibit.
3. Green Spaces and Urban Retreats
Fort Worth Water Gardens: An architectural marvel in downtown. The 'active pool' allows visitors to walk down stairs surrounded by rushing waterfalls.
The Trinity Trails: Over 100 miles of scenic trails connecting major districts—perfect for walking, biking, or running along the river.
Fort Worth Botanic Garden & Japanese Garden: The oldest botanic garden in Texas, featuring incredible lush landscapes and serene stone paths.
Fort Worth Zoo: Consistently ranked as one of the top five zoos in the United States.
4. Downtown & Sundance Square
One of the cleanest and safest downtown areas in the country, Sundance Square is the city’s premiere retail and entertainment hub.
Sundance Square Plaza: A 35-block district with giant umbrellas, fountains, and a calendar full of free outdoor concerts and movie nights.
Bass Performance Hall: Recognizable by the two giant limestone angels on its facade, this is the region's premier venue for opera, ballet, and Broadway tours.
Dining Scene: From upscale steakhouses like Reata to the sophisticated cocktail bars along Main Street.
Local Pro-Tip
To travel between the Stockyards and Downtown in style, hop on 'The Dash'—the city's electric bus service that connects the two districts every 15 minutes. It’s the easiest way to experience both sides of the Cowtown personality in a single afternoon!
