Official Texas Directory

Tarrant County offers a rich mix of Western heritage, outdoor adventure, arts, and entertainment. 

From cowboy culture to lakeside recreation, here are the top things to do across Fort Worth, Arlington, Grapevine, and beyond.

Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District – Explore rodeos, cattle drives, saloons, and Western shops

Log Cabin Village – Living history museum with 1800s-era cabins and costumed interpreters

Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame – Honors rodeo legends and Western lifestyle icons

Kimbell Art Museum – World-class collection including Michelangelo and Monet

Amon Carter Museum of American Art – Focuses on 19th–20th century American artists

Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth – Contemporary works in a stunning architectural setting

Trinity Trails – Over 100 miles of hiking and biking paths along the Trinity River

Benbrook Lake & Grapevine Lake – Boating, fishing, and camping spots

Phyllis J. Tilley Memorial Bridge – Scenic pedestrian bridge linking downtown Fort Worth to Trinity Park

Six Flags Over Texas (Arlington) – Thrilling rides and seasonal events

NRH2O Family Water Park (North Richland Hills) – Slides, wave pools, and lazy rivers

Fort Worth Zoo – One of the top-ranked zoos in the U.S.

Sundance Square (Fort Worth) – Dining, shopping, and live music in a walkable downtown district

Arlington Highlands & The Parks Mall – Retail therapy and entertainment

Grand Prairie Premium Outlets – Designer brands at discounted prices

AT&T Stadium (Arlington) – Home of the Dallas Cowboys and major concerts

Globe Life Field – Catch a Texas Rangers baseball game

Texas Live! – Dining and nightlife hub near the stadiums

Bureau of Engraving and Printing (Fort Worth) – Tour where U.S. currency is printed

Top O’ Hill Terrace (Arlington) – Historic gambling site turned Bible college

Vintage Railroad (Grapevine) – Ride a 1920s train between Grapevine and the Stockyards