Tours

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing’s Western Currency facility, one of only two locations in the U.S. that print money (Washington, D.C. being the other), offers free 45-minute guided tours on weekdays. As you stroll along an elevated walkway, you can actually see money being produced below you.MORE >>

Dallas Cowboys legendary owner Jerry Jones long believed his team-America’s Team- needed a stadium that matched the club’s iconic status. His big dream became reality. Cowboys Stadium opened in June 2009 just outside Fort Worth with a series of events.

Located just 15 miles east, theMORE >>

Glide around Fort Worth's Cultural District, the Botanic Gardens and Trinity Park on your personal Segway. The knowledgeable guides at Cowtown Segway Tours will train you (most people get the hang of it in 5 minutes), and then lead you around town, pointing out architectural and historical landmarksMORE >>

Offering various helicopter tour packages. Tours depart from Epic Helicopters' base of operations at Fort Worth Meacham Airport and return to the same point of departure. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult.

Ride the Trinity River Trails! Come take a trail ride with experienced guides along the beautiful landscape of the Trinity River. This is a great family or individual activity that all can enjoy.

Walk history with us as we venture through historical Fort Worth. Our two-hour driving/walking tour takes you back in time to help you see why Fort Worth has been called the "Queen City of the Prairie." Tours last approximately 2 hours with a mix of walking and driving. Tourists are encouraged toMORE >>

A guided walking tour of Fort Worth from its founding to its present day revitalization. Customized Bus Tours: Sites visited may include historic homes, buildings, and more. Have an expert on Fort Worth's rich history join your group for lunch or dinner and weave tales of Fort Worth then and now.

Take a walk through downtown and discover the people and events that shaped Fort Worth’s rich history. Have your picture taken alongside our sleeping panther and then visit each permanent bronze-plaque detailing a historic event that occurred. Funded by local businesses and foundations, Fort WorthMORE >>

Wind your way through the beautiful Horse Country of North Texas. Texas is the nation's number one horse state with more than 1 million horses.

The North Texas Horse Country, one of the largest concentrations of horse farms in the United States, offers a variety of breeds and disciplines.MORE >>

The story of Rahr & Sons Brewing Co. really starts when Fritz Rahr graduated from Texas Christian University. Fortunately for beer lovers in North Texas, Fritz not only fell in love with Fort Worth, but also fell in love with his future wife here. And in another fortuitous twist for all of us,MORE >>

Take a historical walking tour and learn about the colorful history of the Fort Worth Stockyards! Walking Tours visit these historic locations in the Stockyards: - Historic Livestock Exchange Building - Stockyards Station - Cattlemen's catwalk - Mule Alley - Billy Bob's Texas - Texas TrailMORE >>

The GPS Ranger is a handheld computer that includes 24 points of interest and 30 video segments. Users can view the segments in any order they prefer, and one unit can be shared by several people touring together. The 45-minute tours are available in English, Spanish, German, French and Japanese.MORE >>