Explore the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame in Fort Worth with these entry tickets and honor trailblazing women, past and present. Learn about pioneers who helped shape the West, and foster an appreciation of the spirit of self-reliance they inspire. Enjoy interactive exhibits that feature artifacts from the permanent collection, along with a traveling exhibit gallery, a gift shop, and a bucking bronc experience. Celebrate over 750 remarkable women from diverse ethnicities and cultures. Enter the National Cowgirl and Hall of Fame to gain insight into the lives of more than 200 honorees including artists, writers, entertainers, humanitarians, businesswomen, educators, ranchers, and more. Visit the Cowgirls and Wild West Shows Gallery to understand the historical significance of the cowgirls who performed in the Wild West shows from the 1880s to the early 20th century. Please note that the Museum parking lot is owned by the City of Fort Worth and is not affiliated with the Museum. Parking rates range from $6 - $12 per car depending on length of stay.

Start your day exploring the great city of Dallas. On this tour, you will see top sites including Founders Plaza, Old Red Court House, and the John Neely Bryan Cabin. Drive through Pioneer Plaza and see the world's largest bronze collection of life-sized longhorns. Swing by Dallas City Hall, Thanks-Giving Square, First Baptist Dallas Fountain Plaza, and Deep Ellum. Then head to the Wilson Block, a historic neighborhood known for their Queen Anne/Victorian Style Houses. Head down to the Art District, known to be the largest art district in the world! See Klyde Warren Park and The City of Highland Park, which is the fifth richest suburb in the United States. Here you will see homes to many celebrities. After your Dallas exploration, head to the West End and on to Dealey Plaza to learn more about the history of the JFK assassination. Visit the JFK Memorial and the Dealy Plaza Sixth Floor Museum to understand how the day unfolded on this tragic day. Discuss the theories and conclusions drawn about the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. See the Old School Book Depository Building, the Grassy Knoll, and overlook the Dealy Plaza to see where the former president was assassinated. End your tour at the home of Lee Harvey Oswald, known to be the killer of former President John F. Kennedy. Here you will learn about the conspiracies of the assassination.