Historic Grapevine, Texas is a charming town of nearly 50,000 located in the heart of the Dallas/Fort Worth area that offers big-city amenities while maintaining small-town friendliness. Home to DFW International Airport, Grapevine is conveniently located with both Dallas and Fort Worth just a short 20-minute drive away.

Visitors are invited to step back in time and explore Grapevine’s beautifully restored Historic Main Street District, chock-full of unique galleries, antique stores, specialty shops and restaurants. Grapevine’s Main Street is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is only seven minutes from the airport.

Discover the best in Texas wine at one of Grapevine’s nine winery tasting rooms or tempt your palate at one of Grapevine’s 200-plus restaurants. Enjoy world-class shopping at Grapevine Mills - the largest value-oriented shopping experience in the Southwest - and Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World, with more than 200,000 square feet dedicated to the great outdoors. Stay in one of Grapevine’s 5,000 guestrooms that meet any traveler’s needs and budget. Hop aboard the Grapevine Vintage Railroad, catch a show at the Grapevine Opry, or visit one of Grapevine’s many festivals - all of which bring more than 1 million visitors to Grapevine annually.

HERITAGE
Grapevine boasts a colorful and proud heritage that began in 1844 when settlers first moved to the prairie that earned its name from wild Mustang grapes that grew prominently in the area. In the 160-plus years since then, Grapevine has experienced tremendous growth - but its friendly, Texas-proud spirit is still evident. In Grapevine, more than 75 historic structures have been lovingly preserved. Fascinating walking tours allow visitors to see Grapevine’s past first-hand, including its thriving Main Street District.

FESTIVALS
Grapevine celebrates several events throughout the year, with GrapeFest headlining the city’s broad festival line-up. The largest wine festival in the Southwestern United States, GrapeFest draws more than 250,000 people each September and is more than 20 years old. In the spring, Grapevine has celebrated its heritage and the beginning of summer with Main Street Days for more than two decades. For 15 years, Grapevine has celebrated its wine-making history and thriving wine industry with the New Vintage Wine Trail in April. This event includes the Jazz Wine Train, the Blessing of the Vines and New Release Wines, with shuttle rides to Grapevine’s winery/tasting rooms.

RECREATION
Not only is Grapevine home to fine shopping, restaurants and attraction, it also offers a host of recreational opportunities for visitors. Lake Grapevine, a 7,000-plus acre recreational lake, offers a host of opportunities for outdoor activity, including boating, water skiing, wind surfing and other aquatic activities. Grapevine also offers 26 parks and more than 22 miles of hike and bicycle trails.

Golf enthusiasts can hit the links at Grapevine’s top ranked golf courses, including the Dallas Cowboy’s Golf Club, and Bear Creek Golf Club. Grapevine is also home to the innovative Texas Indoor Golf Facility, which features simulated golf action on famous courses in a climate-controlled setting.

ACCOMMODATIONS
Grapevine is home to several world-class hotels like the Gaylord Texan and Great Wolf Lodge with all the amenities visitors would expect from a first-rate resort, as well as home to several mid-priced economy hotels. If you need a place to catch your breath and rest your head, Grapevine can fit the needs of any traveler for any season.

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