About Fort Worth, Texas, USA

   

Fort Worth is full of sightseeing, culture and business opportunities

Tourism
With nightlife, shopping, parks, gardens, museums and sports, experience the Old West while sipping cocktails at one of our first-rate museums. Fort Worth is one of the most exciting, diverse places to visit. For more information about tourism and interesting places, visit the Fort Worth Convention and Visitors Bureau web site.

Museums
Fort Worth is known as the "museum capitol of the Southwest.” With world-renowned museums such as the Kimbell Art Museum, Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, Amon Carter Museum and the National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame, all within walking distance of each other in Fort Worth's colorful cultural district, our Museum Row does not disappoint.

Theaters
Despite the city’s rustic, western appeal,  Fort Worth truly is a Mecca for the performing arts. The world famous Van Cliburn International Piano Competition makes Fort Worth the center of the international community’s attention every four years as dozens of the world’s best pianists compete at another Fort Worth trademark, beautiful Bass Performance Hall. Fort Worth is also home to the Fort Worth Opera, Texas Ballet Theater, Casa Mañana, Circle Theatre, Fort Worth Theatre, Fort Worth Symphony, Hip Pocket Theatre, Jubilee Theater, Stage West, Rose Marine Theater.

Places of Interest
Will Rogers once called Fort Worth, the city “Where the West Begins,” and Fort Worth has retained its cowboy culture even as it moves forward as one of the country’s most modern cities. From the Stockyards National Historic District to Sundance Square, visitors are welcomed by a plethora of interesting places to visit.