The Best Places To See in Fort Worth

When people say plan the visit, you should definitely plan it all out. There is so much to see and you'd need to spend hours to see it all. Me and my family were here for almost 5 hours and we didn't get to see it all, though we were here during the Boo in the zoo event they had going on so stopping at certain booths for candy did take some time. I can however state that me and my family learned a lot about the animals there at zoo after hearing from the employees and reading each of their signs. For the amount we paid, this is definitely going to be a place that we'll revisit every so often. It's affordable for any budget and the amount of fun me and my family.

What a lovely and wonderful place to take the family. We had the opportunity to explore the botanical gardens last summer and it was beautiful. There is lots of sunshine so have a floppy hat and sunscreen. We spent a good portion of our afternoon here when visiting the downtown area. The plant species have labels along the trails letting you know what is native and more about the plant. There is a Japanese garden that is also available to view for guest with a small fee. The rest of the gardens are free to enjoy.

The buildings are such beautiful works of architecture/art that it took us a while to actually enter the museum. We walked around and hung outside for about an hour. It was so peaceful. The grounds are beautiful and perfect for some quiet time, hanging with people, or just milling about and soaking up some beauty. Another huge plus is that it's FREE a most delightful price! The space is open and inviting. The permanent art collection is small, but noteworthy. Actually looking at a piece of art from the third millennium B.C. is humbling. The docent let us know to check the online calendar for information about specially limited installations. The Kimbell also houses a lovely gift.