Frequently Asked Questions

Planning your Trip + Fort Worth Trip Tips

Getting Around Fort Worth

Q: What are the best things to do in Fort Worth?

A: Fort Worth offers incredible diversity! Must-experiences include the Historic Stockyards, world-class museums in the Cultural District, vibrant food scenes in various neighborhoods, and outdoor activities along the Trinity River. Our tours showcase the culinary and cultural highlights, but Fort Worth also offers great shopping, nightlife, and family attractions.

Q: How much time should I plan for Fort Worth?

A: Fort Worth deserves at least 2-3 days to experience properly. A long weekend allows you to take one of our tours, explore museums, experience Stockyards nightlife, and discover different neighborhoods. Many visitors find Fort Worth has much more to offer than they initially expected.

Q: Where should I stay in Fort Worth?

A: The downtown area offers convenient access to many attractions and restaurants. The Stockyards area provides an authentic Western experience. The Cultural District is perfect if you're interested in museums and upscale dining. All areas are easily accessible for our tours.

Q: What are my transportation options in Fort Worth?

A: Fort Worth offers public transportation in the form of busses, the TRE and TexRail Trains, and the ZipZone offering passenger vans and a nice and affordable alternative to Uber/Lyft...only $2 per passenger within the zone in different parts of the city (Download the GoPass app).

Local Tips

Q: What's the best way to experience Fort Worth like a local?

A: Take one of our tours! Seriously - our born-and-raised Texas guides share insider knowledge you won't find in guidebooks. Beyond our tours, explore neighborhoods like the Near Southside, visit local farmers markets, and don't miss the smaller venues that showcase Fort Worth's authentic character.

Q: What makes Fort Worth different from Dallas?

A: About 45 minutes by car, for starters. Fort Worth maintains its authentic Western heritage and laid-back atmosphere while Dallas is more cosmopolitan. Fort Worth is "where the West begins" with genuine cowboy culture, amazing culinary delights, and friendly locals. The city feels more approachable and authentic, which is why our tours focus on real local experiences rather than tourist attractions.

Q: Are there seasonal events I should know about?

A: Fort Worth hosts amazing events year-round! The Stock Show and Rodeo (January-February), Main St. Arts Festival (spring), and various music festivals happen throughout the year. Our guides always share what's happening during your visit and can recommend events that match your interests.