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Best for art and architecture lovers, Cultural District museum days, relaxed dates, and families seeking a flexible indoor activity.
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Overview
The Kimbell Art Museum combines a focused collection of European, Asian, African, ancient American, and Mediterranean art with two architecturally significant buildings in Fort Worth’s Cultural District. Admission to the permanent collection is always free, while major special exhibitions are separately ticketed.
Details
- Setting: indoor
- Time needed: 1-2-hours
- Planning: drop-in
- Availability: year-round
What to Know
The permanent collection is free. Special exhibitions require paid admission. Large bags must be checked, food and drinks are not permitted in galleries, and stroller access may be limited during especially busy periods.
Location
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3333 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Access Notes
The permanent collection is free. Special exhibitions require paid admission. Large bags must be checked, food and drinks are not permitted in galleries, and stroller access may be limited during especially busy periods.
Pricing Details
Permanent-collection admission is free. Current special-exhibition admission is $18 for adults, $16 for seniors and students, $14 for children ages 6–11, and free for children under 6; discounted periods are offered on Tuesdays and Friday evenings.
Accessibility Details
Most public areas are mobility accessible. Accessible parking is available in the museum garages and lots, wheelchairs are available first-come, and service animals are welcome. Sensory resources and scheduled sensory-friendly hours are also offered.
Parking Details
Free parking is available in the underground garage, the Kahn Building lot, the Kimbell East lot, and along designated nearby streets.
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