If you want a real taste of the old west mixed with vibrant culture then Fort Worth is for you! It has a long history of supporting the arts from the renowned Kimball Art Museum to the new Museum of Science & History and the Bass Performing Hall with its two 48 foot hand carved Texas limestone angles adorning its façade. It really is the crown jewel but as magnificent, as these structures are Fort Worth treasures its history of the old west. The Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District it is a page out of history. You can feel it and see it when you watch the twice-daily cattle drives, of Texas Longhorns, no doubt driven down the cobblestone streets by cowboys on horseback.  Well, let just say you’re transported to a time long ago when Fort Worth was the cattle king of the world. However, when the sun goes down it's Sundance Square that really comes alive and you had better have your boots on as honky-tonks are all around so stop in a grab a cold one! Then go get your Stetson on! You can get to Fort Worth by rail on the Trinity Railway express from Dallas. In addition, transportation is easy in both Sundance Square and the stockyards.