What it feels like
Sundance Square is the heart of it, a few blocks of plazas, patios and theaters that stay lively well into the evening. On a warm Saturday you'll see everyone hanging out by the fountains, people lining up for a show at Bass Performance Hall and every patio full. The Trinity River trails are a few minutes away if you want to get outside for a run or a dog walk.
Getting around
You can do a lot on foot. Dinner, coffee, the plaza and the Water Gardens are all close together. For everything else, I-30 and I-35W run along the edge of downtown, with the Stockyards and the Cultural District just a short drive away. The Texas & Pacific station connects downtown to DFW Airport by TEXRail and toward Dallas on the Trinity Railway Express, which is handy if you travel for work.
The apartments
Downtown Fort Worth has a mix of places to live, from lofts in historic buildings to newer apartment towers. Every building has its own personality, and finding the one that fits you is where we come in. If you prefer walking over driving, love having restaurants and events close by, and like being in the middle of it all, Downtown Fort Worth could feel like home for you.