Rancho San Rafael Park offers wonderful perspectives of both mountain and forsake scenes, and also a wetland environment. The land, once home to a working steers farm, was changed over into a recreation center after Washoe County acquired the land
The National Automobile Museum in Reno is the perfect play area for auto fans, who can without much of a stretch spend an entire day meandering among in excess of 200 eminent old autos. They are not simply in plain
The Riverwalk District is the most clear indication of Reno's energizing urban renaissance. Extended along the picturesque banks of Truckee River, the region between Arlington Ave. what's more, Lake St. in Reno is rapidly turning into the city's quick pulsating
Galena Creek Park is a natural recreation area situated in Reno city. The recreation center contains miles of climbing, bike, and stallion trails that cross into the backwoods and pull out into the recreation center. The recreation center spreads both
The Nevada Discovery Museum is a 67,000 square-foot play area, hands-on science focus, and children's exhibition hall in downtown Reno. There are such a large number of potential outcomes for discovering that are all around masked as recreations; children can
Bartley Ranch Park is an amazing 56-section of land stop situated in Reno city. Normally, it has the excursion structures and strolling trails that are basic to parks, yet Bartley Ranch likewise contains sections of land of pastureland, a stallion
The Grand Sierra Resort and Casino has everything; the lodging gloats present day, upscale stylistic theme and 1900 rooms with lavish facilities. Appreciate world-class feasting at their seven on location eateries. Hang out by The Beach Pool, a huge pool
The Nevada Museum of Art, Nevada's just licensed workmanship exhibition hall, is situated in downtown Reno in a brilliant new four-story building planned by draftsman Will Bruder. This topical exhibition hall centers around the collaboration amongst people and the earth
The air terminal simply outside Reno at the site of the previous Stead Air Force Base, a huge number of air race aficionados from everywhere throughout the world come to watch the National Championship Air Races, an energizing occasion for
The Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts, a private social association in Reno, is situated in a staggering gold geodesic vault that was finished in 1967 and is nicknamed "Brilliant Turtle." The venue has 987 seats on the ground level
Canvassed in splendid neon lights, the Eldorado emerges in the midst of the lodgings and gambling clubs in downtown Reno. Their rich housing have been voted "Best Rooms and Suites" by Casino Player Magazine. Visitors can eat in one of