Even when the Republic of Texas won its independence from Mexico in 1836, the Dallas area was inhabited by Indians. Fort Worth's neighborhoods are as diverse as its people. Some neighborhoods are active with thriving business and shopping districts. Some of the more affluent neighborhoods include Cityview, Fossil Creek, Ridglea, Ridgmar, Westridge, Overton Park, Overton Woods, Tanglewood, Stonegate, University, Bluebonnet Place, Lake Country, Colonial Hills, Mistletoe Heights, Park Hill and Woodhaven. Fort Worth is also home to a wide variety of businesses, ranging from high-tech specialty firms, manufacturers international businesses and small businesses.
Fort Worth offers a full spectrum of attractions and events.
Nature lovers will enjoy the Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge. Families can take the kids on a trip to the Fort Worth Zoo. For those wanting to satisfy the cowboy in them, the Fort Worth Stockyards District offers restaurants, western events, rodeos and stores. For those wanting a night on the town, events at the spectacular Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass Performance Hall may do the trick. E-mail this page to a friend.