Fort Worth Water Gardens
- Botanical garden
- Regional draw
- Fort Worth
The Fort Worth Water Gardens is an urban landscape of concrete forms, planted areas, and contrasting water features near the convention center.
Its active, quiet, and aerated pools create different sounds and views, making the park a distinctive short stop in downtown Fort Worth.
Walk the routes carefully and take time to observe the pools from more than one level. The water features are designed for viewing; swimming and wading are prohibited. Consult city notices before visiting, and be especially attentive to steps, wet surfaces, and the needs of young children.
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