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Getting to Know Fort Worth, TX

Your new home in Fort Worth, Texas, will give you a great chance to experience the culture, style and fun of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. Home to TCU and the world's largest honky-tonk, Fort Worth is a young, thriving city with a bustling nightlife and a renowned Cultural District.

 

Fort Worth Attractions

As one of the largest cities in the United States (as well as the fifth largest city in Texas), Fort Worth is teeming with things to do. The acclaimed Cultural District is home to award-winning museums such as the Kimbell Art Museum, which houses one of the greatest art collections in the world, the museum of Modern Art and the Amon Carter Museum.  Be sure to look for centrally located apartments for easy access to these noteworthy attractions.

 

In addition to the amazing selection of museums, Fort Worth is also home to the Fort Worth Zoo, which was voted the #4 Best Zoo in America by USA TODAY in 2017. Billy Bob's of Texas, one of the country's best and largest country western nightclubs, is a must-see on the nightlife scene.

 

The stunning Fort Worth Water Gardens located in the southern area of downtown is an urban park that contains three pools of water, a beautiful terraced knoll and a meditation pool, making it a great escape from the hustle and bustle of downtown.

 

Fort Worth Neighborhoods and Apartments
From the stir of downtown to the serenity of the suburbs, there's a Fort Worth neighborhood to fit your lifestyle and interests. For those looking to be close to the nightlife and entertainment districts, there are an array of apartments and condominiums located in the heart of downtown. Arlington Heights offers a charming, quiet suburb that's ideal for families as it's close to several local schools. Teeming with parks, restaurants and shopping, Wedgwood is another family friendly neighborhood in close proximity to top-rated schools.

 

Whether you're looking for downtown Fort Worth apartments or suburban rental homes, Apartment Guide is here to help you with all of your renting needs. Fort Worth apartments range in style and price from the simple to the expensive, so there is an apartment for every lifestyle.

 

Free Things to Do in Fort Worth
If you're looking for free things to do, visit the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens, home to 23 specialty gardens including a rose garden, a cactus garden and a rainforest conservatory. Other free activities include:

• Heritage Trails: Stroll through scenic downtown while reading various plaques detailing significant historical events that occurred in the region.
• Texas Trail of Fame: View this star-studded trail, featuring the names of significant contributors to Texas history and Western culture.
• JFK Tribute: Visit this statue, erected in the location where 35th President John F. Kennedy gave his last public speech before his untimely death.
• Fort Worth Community Arts Center: View the works of upcoming and established artists on display at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center.
• Bureau of Engraving and Printing's Western Currency Facility: Take a 45-minute guided tour around this facility to see where U.S. currency is printed.  

 

Families with Kids in Fort Worth
Families love learning about the region's history in the fun-filled Stockyards National Historic District, home to live cattle drives, rodeos and the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame. Fort Worth is backed by an excellent school system with five separate districts and notable schools like Texas Academy of Biomedical Sciences and Burton Hill Elementary School.

 

Lake Getaways near Fort Worth
Go old school at Burger's Lake, a beloved swimmin' hole about 15 minutes outside the city. With sandy beaches, a waterslide and diving boards, this lakeside oasis has been a go-to for Fort Worth residents for decades. Another option? Joe Pool Lake, only 35 minutes from Fort Worth, offers great beaches, as well as cabins for those looking to make a weekend trip.