Fort Worth Stockyards, Historic livestock district in Fort Worth, Texas
The Fort Worth Stockyards extends across 98 acres, featuring brick walkways, wooden corrals, and traditional architectural elements from the late 1800s.
The district established in 1887 processed millions of cattle, sheep, and hogs, becoming the largest livestock market south of Kansas City.
The Texas Trail of Fame displays bronze markers along the sidewalks commemorating individuals who shaped the American West and livestock industry.
Visitors can access the Stockyards via free parking areas on Exchange Avenue or use the Trinity Metro bus service from downtown Fort Worth.
The Fort Worth Herd presents cattle drives twice daily at 11:30 AM and 4:00 PM, with Texas Longhorns moving along Exchange Avenue.
Address: 131 E Exchange Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76164
Phone: +(817)6267921
Website: http://fortworthstockyards.org
GPS coordinates: 32.78928,-97.34702
Latest update: March 7, 2025 01:20
Dallas features museums, parks and cultural venues. The Sixth Floor Museum documents historical events, while Dallas World Aquarium displays marine species. The city includes art museums, botanical gardens and Reunion Tower with its observation deck. Parks such as Klyde Warren and White Rock Lake provide outdoor options.
Fort Worth brings together its cattle trade past with a strong arts scene and open green spaces. Visitors can explore the history of the American West at the Stockyards, while museums like the Kimbell Art Museum, the Modern Art Museum, and the Amon Carter Museum display art collections spanning from ancient times to the present. The National Cowgirl Museum tells the stories of women who shaped the frontier. The city offers parks and gardens, including the Fort Worth Botanic Garden and the Water Gardens with their terraced pools. The zoo houses animals from different continents. Downtown, Sundance Square features restaurants and shops, while historic sites like Log Cabin Village and Thistle Hill invite exploration. Those looking for music and local atmosphere can visit venues such as Billy Bob's Texas or the White Elephant Saloon.
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