Buzz by downtown Fort Worth's sights with ease as you cruise along on a futuristic Segway. Follow an experienced guide between eclectic neighborhoods, historic landmarks, and tranquil parks, and enjoy ample opportunities to hop off your ride to snap photos along the way.

Meet up with your guide and spend the first part of your day getting use to the controls of your Segway. When you're ready to head out, glide toward the Fort Worth Water Gardens and Haynes Memorial Triangle to test out your Segway skills along quiet paths and pond-bordered trails.

Take a break at Hyde Park, snap feline-friendly photos at the Sleeping Panther Statue, and admire the colorful stained glass windows at St. Patrick's Cathedral. Roll through the geometric lawns of Burnett Park, see the hotel where JFK stayed before his tragic trip to Dallas, and get tips on other places to check out around town before you wheel around and return to your starting point.

Kick off your time in cowboy country with a walking tour of the city known as "Where the West Begins." Fort Worth was the final outpost before frontier folk moved on into the Wild West, and you can soak up all the history and flair of this Texan trading post during a guided walking tour of downtown.

Meet up with your guide near the Visitor Center and then set off through the streets of downtown Fort Worth, walking in the footsteps of cowboys, cattle barons, railroad workers, and oil men as your knowledgeable guide rattles off entertaining facts and little-known tales about this historic city.

Admire downtown's architecture and public art as you stroll through the quaint brick streets of Cowtown, just like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Spot the courthouse made famous in Walker, Texas Ranger, discover the story behind the nickname Panther City, and learn what life was like here back in the early days, after Forth Worth was built in 1948 to protect the American Frontier.

Saddle up for a galloping good time at Billy Bob's Texas, known proudly as "The World’s Largest Honky Tonk" since its 1981 opening. Tasty barbecue dishes, country music's biggest names, and a Texas-size dance floor await.

Named "Best Country Night Club" 10 times by the Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Association, Billy Bob’s Texas lives up to its name as "The World’s Largest Honky Tonk." Embrace your inner cowboy at this legendary venue featuring more than 100,000 square feet (9,290 sq m) of entertainment space. Enjoy a delicious Texas dinner, and then grab a drink at your choice of over 30 bar stations.

This country club has hosted some of the biggest country music singers from Garth Brooks to Willie Nelson. Walk by and admire the country memorabilia or take a photo next to one of the 60 guitars signed by country's biggest stars. Dance on a Texas-size dance floor, hear live music, see a bull riding show, or head to the arcade room—there is no shortage of activities and entertainment.