Fort Worth is an unusual satellite of Dallas.

The city prides itself on its second name, Cowtown, or “cow town.” There’s a lot to do with livestock here, the famous cattle yards are still in operation, and large herds are driven to them every year along Exchange Avenue. This event is more like some kind of theatrical act than a regular cattle drive. A museum with many memorabilia and photographs from the “Ranch Age” can tell you more about the traditions and history of the area. The beautiful stables, zoological park, and Heritage Park are also worth seeing.

The Stockyards Quarter is Fort Worth’s most striking attraction. Here you can recreate buildings and streets of the 19th century. Before the tourists appears a city of the Wild West with its saloons, hotels, farmer’s market. If you want, you can ride a horse, and even live in a cowboy’s house.

Sandans Square, located in the center of the city, hosts a lot of interesting events. This place is famous for its fun activities, luxurious apartments, restaurants, numerous stores, music clubs and theater.

Fort Worth is also rich in green spaces and parks. The city’s Botanical Gardens are one of the best in the country and the local zoo is no less interesting. There is a shelter for homeless dogs, one of the few institutions of its kind in the country.

The Kimbell Gallery in Fort Worth is widely known, as well as a huge club where you can listen to country music. The city’s famous arena regularly hosts spectacular rodeo events. There are many museums in the city, housed in buildings that attract with their extraordinary architecture. Not only the villas in Fort Worth are noteworthy, but also the Efmon (Amon) Carter Museum, dedicated to American art. It features interesting collections of works by masters of past centuries and photo archives.

Anyone who wants to experience cowboy culture, admire the beauty of the quaint town, and simply have fun in the many parks and clubs, welcome to Fort Worth!

The idea to build a common port for Dallas and Fort Worth emerged in the late 1920s. The cities, which were 50 kilometers apart, were called twin brothers. They grew and developed in sync. But each of the “brothers” dreamed of their own airport.

At an equal distance from competing cities, a common airport was built for $700 million and assigned an index, so the U.S. postal system perceives it as a separate city. The area of its structures is more than 70 km², which exceeds the area of Manhattan. In addition, it is the only port with seven runways. Four planes can take off and three land at the same time.

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