Wonderful place to go, fun things to see.

For those inclined, the Fort Worth Ale Trail that is organized through the visitors center is one of the neatest ways to experience a citys local beer scene. Look it up!

The Visitors Center sits just off of Sundance Square and is a great place to get current (and historical) info of area events.

They never opened. Called, walked by.... left messages.... nothing. Sad.

Have all your visitors brochures you need. Super friendly and knowledgeable service

Great stop by for visitors and locals. Always a friendly face to talk to about this great city.

Beautiful little city with incredible photo opportunities. Easy to walk the entire city on a cool morning and take the free trolley. Established as an army outpost in 1849, Fort Worth, Texas, is known as “Cowtown for its cattle drive history. Located along the Trinity River where millions of cattle were herded on the Chisholm Trail, Fort Worth calls itself the place where the West begins. During the wild era of cattle drives that passed through Fort Worth, gambling parlors, saloons, and bakeries sprang up around town and became known as “Hell’s Half Acre. When oil was discovered in Texas, such refinery and pipeline companies as Sinclair Refining Company, Texaco, and Humble Oil and Refining Company (later Exxon Company, U.S.A.) established operations there, it led to the establishment of oil stock exchanges in Fort Worth.

Funkytown is amazing. So much to offer in many ways. Enjoy a beautiful city with more and more to offer everyday.

Water fountains, restaurants, beautiful streets, square Park, clean nice seats and very nice security guys.

Great place to gather information about what fort worth has to offer!

Great service. Lots of ideas of things to do in the area.

Many hotels, very clean and nice to walk around.

Staff very helpful and knowledgeable

Sundance square and the whole downtown Fort Worth experience is a fun night of dinning, music, and city events . Fort Worth is full of TEXAS Charm ! Close to the Zoo, museums and stockyards.

Great first-stop when visiting Fort Worth.

Beauty

The old guy working at visitor center was very rude. I stopped by to ask about BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING museum hours and location. The hours he told me was completely wrong and he told me the wrong address. Besides that, he really had hard time hearing foreigners english accent that other people had to translate the old guy. The way how he treated foreigners was very disregarding and he seemed so incompetent on telling directions.

Always nice to view

Love VISTING NEW PLACES

Awesome!

Awesome people

Very helpful