Tarrant County Courthouse

Tarrant County Courthouse is one of downtown Fort Worth’s most recognizable landmarks. Completed in 1895, this pink granite building is noted for its Renaissance Revival design, clock tower, and richly detailed interiors. It remains an active courthouse, but visitors often stop to admire its architecture and historic presence at the heart of Sundance Square. If you enjoy civic history, heritage buildings, or a short self-guided walk through central Fort Worth, it is a worthwhile stop.