Dallas & Fort Worth Official Visitor's Guide

v ii s ii t d a l l a s -- f o r t w o r t h ..c o m v s tdallas fortworth com grapevine Dining, Grapevine Delaney Group history Gr a p ev i n e , n e st le d b e twe e n Da l l a s and Fo rt Wo rt h, and home to DFW International Airport, provides visitors a convenient escape from the big city. Historic Grapevine, Texas is a go-to destination when planning a trip to North Texas! Grapevine, nestled between Dallas and Fort Worth, provides visitors a convenient escape from the big city. Step back in time in Historic Downtown Grapevine and visit the shops, wineries, restaurants and artisans. Hop aboard the Grapevine Vintage Railroad or unwind at one of Grapevine’s many winery-tasting rooms. Play 81 holes of golf or take advantage of 8,000-plus acres of recreation on Lake Grapevine. Whether you enjoy indoor or outdoor activities, Grapevine has something for everyone. For additional information about Grapevine, please contact the Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau, One Liberty Park Plaza, Grapevine, Texas 76051, (800) 457-6338 or (817) 410-3185. GrapevineTexasUSA.com More than 160-years old, Grapevine boasts a colorful and proud heritage that began in 1844 – one year before Texas became a state. Since then, the city has experienced tremendous growth, but its friendly, proud spirit is still evident in a lovingly restored downtown. Walking tours through our very “strollable” downtown – which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places – allow visitors to see Grapevine’s past first-hand. At the Historic Cotton Belt Railroad District, visitors can step into a restored Cotton Belt Train Depot from 1888 that serves as the Grapevine Visitors Information Center and is home to the Grapevine Historical Museum. Throughout the District, visitors can see artisans demonstrate their skills at a variety of crafts from glass blowing to bronze art. The Cotton Belt Depot also continues to operate as a working train depot for the Grapevine Vintage Railroad – the city’s popular excursion train led by the oldest continuously operating steam engine in the south, “Puffy” (circa 1896). The Grapevine Vintage Railroad travels along the historic Cotton Belt Route between Grapevine and the Fort Worth Stockyards. Call ahead to check on schedule, pricing and charters. Cotton Belt Depot at 705 S. Main St., (817) 410-3123 or GVRR.com 52 dallas/fort worth area tourism council 2009 official visitors guide http://www.GrapevineTexasUSA.com http://www.GVRR.com

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