Whiskey connoisseurs visiting Fort Worth should not leave out a tour of the Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co. This is a vast distillery located in an old industrial space where Whiskey and Bourbon are aged on site. Their tours are highly informative, giving patrons a detailed account of the history as well as the distillation process of the spirits. Tastings are offered on-site, and patrons can also buy their favorite whiskeys from the adjoining shop. The setting of the distillery, albeit archaic has an old-world charm which makes Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co. a favored sport for private events and gatherings.
The Fort Worth Cultural District is where tourists and residents alike come to dine, shop and explore. Located just 10 minutes from downtown Fort Worth, the Cultural District features tree-lined surrounding and immaculately manicured grounds, a scenic area worthy of countless photo opportunities and hours of aimless wandering. Every year, more than 2 million visitors from around the world descend upon this area to check out unique shops and delicious restaurants, as well as art displays, performance theaters and cultural exhibits.
Fort Worth's Water Gardens is a spectacular man-made creation. A crown jewel of Fort Worth, it is often used as a business, professional, wedding and tourist venue. Architects Philip Johnson and John Burgee were appointed by the Amon G. Carter foundation to create this masterpiece in the late 1960s. Covering over four blocks of downtown space, the Water Gardens offer outstanding sightseeing opportunities. More than 500 types of plants and trees adorn this 4.3 acre (1.7 hectare) park.
