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Fort Worth Botanic Garden

03220 Botanic Garden Blvd., Fort Worth, TX , USA

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+1 817 871 7668, +1 817 871 7683

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www.fwbg.org

Enjoy the captivating beauty of the oldest botanic garden in Texas. Fort Worth's Botanic Gardens are home to more than 2,500 species of plants in its 21 specialty gardens. Plan a visit to the world-renowned Japanese Garden, where ... more on Fortworth.com

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In the center of the city, close to I-30 but entirely sheltered from it, the Japanese Gardens which as part of the Fort Worth Botanic Garden complex, is a treat for the eyes and a serene rest for your more on igougo

It was very close to the museum area and very beautiful, To our surprise they had a Sunday brunch there, and needless to say, it was Texas style, and it was a wonderful brunch experience. more on TripAdvisor

I fed the giant Koi (I've seen smaller large-mouth bass), and they're very peaceful unless you're throwing food at them. more on Yahoo! Travel

The Japanese Gardens in Fort Worth are such a beautiful and peaceful place. more on KidsPlayParks

Very beautiful and relaxing! more on Yahoo! Travel

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This is a very large park with many different areas to enjoy. At different times of the year they ... more on TripAdvisor

The Fort Worth Botanic Gardens are free and well worth the visit. It is right off a busy freeway in a big city but still feels seculeded. There are walks that take you through various rose gardens and ... more on TripAdvisor

Wow! This is a beautiful place. Take time to visit, relax and enjoy the attraction - it is worth the time more on TripAdvisor

Just about any day of the year during daylight hours, these gardens are available to explore--for free. There are many walking trails, water features, shaded areas, etc. When my children were young, w ... more on TripAdvisor

This FREE garden is well worth an hour or two. It has many winding paths, some interactive activities for the young ones along a defined boardwalk, tons of rose gardens and iris plants. There's a very ... more on TripAdvisor

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They have a kids area and activities specifically, but really the whole garden is a great place for kids to explore. ... more on Trekaroo

Fort Worth, Texas Weekend With Kids

by Ross Pincock

Ft. Worth feels like a big city and a small town at the same time. It feels like a big city because of its diversity and culture. But, the people are so friendly and hospitable that you feel like you are in a small town. The rich history of cowboys and the cattle business in the old west is the foundation of this great place, and it still influences the people here today. This is evident throughout the city. There are large wall murals painted on the side of downtown buildings depicting cattle drives and rodeos. There are even sculptures of longhorn cattle placed on some curbsides. I was thrilled with the historic atmosphere. more >