Park Plaza is located in downtown Fort Worth off I-30 and Forest Park along the Trinity River. The property's unique triangular architecture features panoramic views of the Trinity River, Trinity Park, and downtown's skyline. Commutes are short in downtown Fort Worth and Park Plaza is located equidistant to Near Southside, the Central Business District, and the West 7th/Cultural District. All of these areas offer amenities for Park Plaza tenants. The Near Southside District is a quick drive and offers a casual, creative and close-knit community offering one of Fort Worth’s finest “restaurant rows,” distinctive live music venues, hotels, and plenty of artistic endeavors. The Near Southside District is also home to Tarrant County’s major hospitals, as well as dozens of independent medical clinics and is positioned as one the most livable medical district in the US. The central business district is a short drive along Forest Park Boulevard and offers many dining, shopping, entertainment, and hospitality options. Across the Trinity River is the Cultural District. In the Fort Worth Cultural District, you can walk to six world-class museums in a beautiful, park-like setting. The Amon Carter Museum, Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, Kimbell Art Museum, Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame, and the Cattle Raisers Museum present diverse and significant collections and exhibitions of works and artifacts from America and around the world. Nearby, Casa Manana Theatre presents the best of musical theater and award-winning original plays. In addition, tenants have access to several nearby shopping complexes. University Park Village is a prestigious open-air lifestyle center offering a collection of upscale retail stores (including an Apple Store), dining options, and specialty boutiques. Montgomery Plaza and West 7th Street offer national and local retailers, restaurants, casual dining, and luxury residences. Also, multiple state universities have Fort Worth campuses such as Texas A&M School of Law, the University of Texas at Arlington, and the University of North Texas Health Science Center.