Cultural District Walking Tour (Self Guided), Fort Worth

Just minutes away from the hustle and bustle of the downtown's daily commerce, the Fort Worth Cultural District is a true gem deep in the heart of the city. Bordered by a tree lined boulevard paved with bricks and surrounded by manicured grounds, the area is alive with charming shops and restaurants.

But most importantly, the district is a home to the five prominent museums, such as the architecturally striking Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth; the Kimbell Art Museum – boasting a wealth of European paintings and priceless antiquities; the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History; the Amon Carter Museum; and the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame – honoring the courageous women of the American West whose pioneer spirit was instrumental in their trail blazing efforts.

The abundance of the world-class collections of artworks from America and around the world, spanning virtually the entire history of art, as well as exotic science and cultural exhibits, have earned the area the title of the "museum capital of the Southwest".

Alongside these diverse collections, you will also find in the Cultural District acclaimed theaters with exciting performances and the much loved by so many Will Rogers Memorial Center – a place of the Annual Fort Worth Stock Show, rodeos, and other events.

Those in favor of natural masterpieces will undoubtedly enjoy the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens with its Japanese Garden section and other floral delights.

Since all of these celebrated attractions are within walking distance, you can easily explore them on foot. To find inspiration, broaden your horizons and spend quality time in a beautiful, park-like setting, take this self-guided walk and enjoy the rich heritage of Fort Worth's wonderful Cultural District.