If its true Western flavor you're looking for, step right into Fort Worth. The history of this Texas city is rich and includes once being the final stop of the famed Chisholm Trail. Cowboys and outlaws were once aplenty in Fort Worth. Today, fragments of its Western heritage remain visible through its continued role as a major player in the cattle industry. Downtown's nod to the Old West includes the Sundance Square, named after the outlaw Sundance Kid. Get a closer look at the city's history by stopping by one of its museums, including the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame. The city is also home to the Will Rogers Memorial Center, an entertainment complex and equestrian center. Works of art from various periods can be enjoyed at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, the Kimbell Art Museum, and the Amon Carter Museum. Science buffs won't want to miss the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. Musical events can be found at the Bass Performance Hall, where the Symphony Orchestra, Texas Ballet Theater, Opera, and other performances take place. Families will enjoy the Fort Worth Zoo and the city's many parks and gardens. While visiting in the warmer months, take advantage of the Fort Worth Water Gardens to cool down.