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This small city is full of fun and entertainment. There's plenty to do outside as well as indoors. You can go to the links or the slopes (there are 50 courses). Reno is bursting with nightlife options. You can go to a saloon or a themed bar crawl, or even try Latin dancing at one the many clubs that have flexible closing times. The Outlets at Sparks offers great deals. You can also shop at The Summit, which is an open-air shopping and lifestyle center. Reno's entertainment options include downtown entertainment and white-water rafting the Truckee River.
Animal Ark is a sanctuary for wildlife and hosts many family-friendly events. It also has cheetahs and bears as well as birds of prey, birds of prey, and other exotics. Sierra Safari Zoo is home to everything, from tigers and parrots. You might prefer classic cars, so take the time to see the 220 displayed at the National Automobile Museum. They also host scavenger hunts that are open to younger car enthusiasts. Named after Reno adventurer and Philanthropist Wilbur D. May, the Wilbur D. May Center has a museum, botanical gardens, and an arboretum that displays art and artifacts from May's 40 international trips. MidTown District is a great place to get a true sense of Reno's urban culture. There you will find quirky indie shops, artisanal shops, and innovative dining.
Flights
- Alaska
- American
- Delta
- Hawaiian
- JetBlue
- Southwest
- Spirit
- Sun Country Airlines
- United
Places to visit in Reno
People often think of Las Vegas when they think about gambling and casinos in America. Reno is often overlooked and that is a shame as it means that anyone visiting this city will miss out on all the great things it has to offer. There are many other activities to be done here, including walking along the Truckee River and visiting museums, galleries, or zoos. You can find the iconic Lake Tahoe if you venture out from Reno. It is well worth the effort. But, you can also find gems within the city, such as Mount Rose, as well as parks and botanical gardens and arboretums.
- Lake Tahoe
Although it is only 40 miles from Reno, Lake Tahoe remains one of the most popular attractions in the region. Lake Tahoe, located between Nevada and California is one of the most beautiful spots in America. Visitors travel from all parts of the globe to view the stunning waters and majestic mountains surrounding it.
- Mount Rose Ski Resort
Mount Rose Ski Resort is a beautiful resort located within Reno's downtown. It is just 20 miles from downtown. Mount Rose is at more than 8,000 feet and is the highest resort in Reno/Tahoe.
- Eldorado
The Eldorado is Reno's most well-known casino. It is also known for being one of the best places to gamble in Reno, should you wish to try your luck. It was opened in the 1970s. This means that the Eldorado has been around since the beginning of time. However, it retains a certain period charm.
- Aces Ballpark
If you're looking for something different and away from casinos, you might consider visiting Aces Ballpark in Reno. It is the home ground of the Reno Aces minor league baseball team.
- Riverwalk
The Riverwalk runs alongside the Truckee River, in Reno's downtown area. You will find many cultural activities here, including a Riverwalk that runs alongside the Truckee River in downtown Reno.
FAQs
What makes Reno so beloved?
The city is well-known for its casinos. However, it is also close to Lake Tahoe, which is a popular destination for outdoor recreation.
Is Reno like Vegas?
Reno is rich in history and heart: Reno values its past more than Las Vegas which is a city that has little to no corporate influence. Reno is a real community made up of real people. Las Vegas, on the other hand, looks like a jumbled mess that was put together to make money.
Is Reno better than Las Vegas?
Las Vegas wins handily. Reno is a great choice if you want a more relaxed vacation in Nevada, with more pleasant temperatures and a little bit of pokies and gambling. It's also much more affordable, which is a bonus.
