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Sundance Square is a historic downtown district and the heart of Fort Worth, known for its lively urban setting and entertainment offerings. You can find everything from restaurants and live music clubs to theatres and shops, including the renowned Bass Performance Hall. And when you need a break, be sure to check out the beautiful Sundance Square Plaza for a cup of coffee or a bite to eat under the shade of an umbrella. If you're planning a trip to Sundance Square, you'll be happy to hear that a new and improved parking program is available. Customers can enjoy complimentary self-parking and valet services for a fee. Furthermore, certain downtown parking garages provide accessible parking and city meters on the street during weeknights and weekends.

Unplugging and unwinding can be a great way to recharge and refresh your mind. Check out the Fort Worth Botanic Garden if you're looking for a beautiful place to stroll. This stunning 120-acre campus is home to over 2,500 species of plants, including impressive rose, perennial, and Japanese gardens. Whether you're a plant enthusiast or enjoy being surrounded by natural beauty, there's something for everyone. From a tropical conservatory to a forest boardwalk and a water conservation garden, each of the twenty-three specialty gardens offers a unique experience. View the Japanese Garden, which features koi-filled pools, landscaped hillsides, crafted stonework, and dramatic waterfalls. And, of course, no visit to the Garden would be complete without a stop at the iconic and historic Rose Garden, where you can take in the sights and scents of colorful rose beds cascading down a terraced ramp.

Have you ever wanted to experience what life was like for early pioneers in Texas? Look no further than the Log Cabin Village, a living history museum showcasing various structures from the 1800s. From a charming one-room schoolhouse to a bustling blacksmith shop, the museum offers a glimpse into the daily lives of those who settled in the area. You can even see a water-powered gristmill and explore an herb garden. This museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in Texas history and the pioneering spirit that helped shape the state.