A delightful Garden, so well planted and well maintained. The little special places which people have sponsored over the years in memory of loved ones are really lovely. Food options quite good, and the Pumpkin Patch display was wonderful. If we lived near we would definitely be an annual member, it must be marvellous to walk around during the changing seasons.

Wrong address the real address is 1700 University Dr forth worth Texas. Google doesn't care and let tourists please get lost!!! The lady in front told me they have tried several times to reach Google and NOT success!!

We visited here on an unusually warm November day and immensely enjoyed walking through the Botanical Gardens. Lots of variety and beauty nestled in Fort Worth easily accessible just off I-30 west of downtown. Bring a refillable water bottle as it gets warm and there are plenty of refill stations throughout the park. Look for turtles around the ponds and koi are abundant.

Beautiful gardens, even in the colder months. The Japanese garden and koi pond is a must-see. Be prepared for lots of walking - there is also a shuttle bus to take you around the gardens but there can be a long wait at some stops.

Everyone talks about the arboretum... this was an unexpected treasure and it is not even spring flowers and summer weather time yet! The gardens were beautiful even on a cold, windy day with not much colour to see. The Japanese garden is so much bigger than I expected and everywhere you turn is a photo opportunity. Gorgeous. The Beauty Bus was a great help to us as we had someone that couldn't walk the entire time. Our only disappointment was that we missed the butterflies by a week and so the inside was closed in preparation.

I came here to view the April 2024 eclipse, and I couldn't have picked a better viewing location. I loved the peaceful zen of the Japanese garden as the sky went dark. The sculpture garden, near the entrance, also provided a contemplative, calming environment during the first phases of the eclipse. I also enjoyed the display of Texas flora and fauna. While the eclipse was a once-in-a-lifetime event, I'd gladly recommend the Botanic Garden for any visit to Fort Worth.

We went on a Monday. It wasn't too crowded, but it was very hot. It's a beautiful garden. But they don't have printed maps to give out. You just have to use your phone and it was very frustrating. There is a little restaurant that we thought about eating at but the atmosphere was very lacking and menu unappealing.

This is a great place to spend a few hours. In our case, we got there mid-morning on a Saturday before it got crowded. The gardens are tranquil and relaxing. And don't forget to see the greenhouse attached to the main building. The exterior gardens are amazing, but the greenhouse was the cherry on top.

Beautiful way to spend your afternoon meandering in the warm outdoors. There are ponds and little waterfalls, and quite a few shady areas to rest in. Took us 1 hour and 45 minutes to walk the whole thing, and we stopped to take a lot of pictures! We walked 2.5 K