Reno, Nevada Attractions & Things To Do
Reno, Nevada is a bustling desert city with loads of never ending attractions and things to do. Gear up for small town gambling in downtown Reno. Big name casinos like Circus Circus and Harrah's Reno are sure to satisfy your need for all-day gambling excitement. There's plenty of live music, entertainment and spectacular casino shows not to be missed. Reno is also home to some of the best family attractions in the area. Visit Animal Ark, Sierra Safari Zoo and Mt. Rose Ski Area for plenty of wintertime ski and snowboard action.
Reno Things To Do Reno Dining & Restaurants Reno Shopping Reno Annual Events Reno Things To DoReno, Nevada does not disappoint with its full line-up of indoor and outdoor recreation activities, heart pounding casino gaming, world-class museums, art galleries, music and performing arts venues. Reno, Nevada Casinos & ShowsYou'll find exhilarating casino gambling and dazzling live entertainment shows in downtown Reno. At Harrah's Reno on North Center Street enjoy some of the greatest names in jazz and blues at Sammy's Showroom and the Sapphire Lounge. The Eldorado Hotel & Casino is one of the more popular gaming spots and is home to the Casino Cabaret offering nightly live entertainment.Circus Circus Hotel & Casino is the place to play the day away at the exciting Adventuredome. Other not-to-miss downtown entertainment spots include The Silver Legacy Resort Casino, Grand Sierra Resort & Casino, Atlantis Casino Resort Spa and Terrible's Sands Regency Casino Hotel. No matter where you go, you'll find a great selection of slot machines, poker, roulette, blackjack and more. For more information, visit http://www.reno.com/SECTION/&Profile=1001. [top]  Animal ArkSince 1980, Animal Ark has been a safe zone and home to hundreds of non-releasable wildlife. In 1994, Animal Ark opened to the general public. This is a rare opportunity to get up close to nature's wild predators. Come face-to-face with majestic coyotes, foxes and wolves as well as ancient desert tortoises, barn owls, badgers, bobcats and more. Through the Animal Ark animal adoption program, you and your family just might be tempted to take home a four-legged friend of your own. For more information, visit www.animalark.org [top] Bartley Ranch Regional ParkNatural beauty and scenic pastures run wild at Bartley Ranch Regional Park, a part of the Washoe County Regional Parks & Open Space. Outdoor adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts can take advantage of the full line-up of activities including hiking, horseback riding and picnicking on the park's 56-acres.At the Western Heritage Interpretive Center, visit one of their region-themed exhibits held throughout the year. The Robert Z. Hawkins Amphitheater plays host to exciting public performances and can be rented for special occasions. For more information, visit http://www.co.washoe.nv.us/parks/parkdetails~pkid=2. [top]  Circus Circus Hotel & CasinoCircus Circus Hotel & Casino is anything but your average big name casino destination. Sure gamers can test their luck at the classic slot machines, table games and poker, but there's so much more. Release the inner child within at the Adventuredome, where families of all ages can enjoy five acres of indoor amusement roller coaster rides, heart pumping thrill rides and games.What's a circus without high flying trapeze acts, daring acrobatics and plenty of stunts that will leave you craving for more? For more information, visit http://www.circuscircus.com. [top]  Downtown RiverwalkIt all happens at the Downtown Riverwalk, located along a scenic river corridor in Reno, Nevada. Eat, shop and play at this urban playground packed with bars, pubs and trendy lounges as well as performing arts centers, art galleries and cultural museums.In the mood for a little shopping? Antique shops, book stores and boutiques abound, not to mention a Downtown Marketplace featuring local fruits, vegetables and daily deli specialties. Major attractions include the National Automobile Museum and the Pioneer Performing Arts Center. For more information, visit http://www.renoriver.org. [top]  Fleischmann Planetarium & Science CenterReach for the stars at the Fleischmann Planetarium & Science Center, an affiliate of the University of Nevada and Extended Studies. Fascinated astronomers will come face to face with our mind-blowing universe through public star shows, large-format films and full-dome films. The planetarium even features free public star observations, perfect for capturing the beauty and magnitude of our night sky.There are plenty of educational programs and hands on experiences that are truly out of this world. For more information, visit http://planetarium.unr.nevada.edu/. [top]  Lakeridge Tennis ClubEnjoy leisurely relaxation at Reno's most exclusive multipurpose facility. The Lakeridge Tennis Club offers 900-acres filled with a fitness center, palates studio, indoor and outdoor pools, outdoor basketball courts, and 18 tennis courts.When you get hungry, stop by the Center Court Grill for sumptuous American dining. Right next door is the Lakeridge Golf Course, which is a premier spot to test your golf skills on the beautifully-manicured greens and fairways. For more information, visit http://www.lakeridgetennisclub.com/. [top]  Lake Tahoe & Ski ResortsLake Tahoe is located only 22 miles from Reno, meaning visitors can access the gorgeous lake waters, mountains and hiking trails with ease. For those looking to experience unforgettable outdoor adventures, Lake Tahoe is the perfect destination.Enjoy fishing, canoeing, swimming, boating and other water activities, not to mention access to beginner and advanced skiing and snowboarding at one of Lake Tahoe's premier ski resorts. Each winter, thousands of outdoor adventurists flock to the area's major resorts including Heavenly Mountain Resort, Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows, Sugar Bowl Ski Resort, Kirkwood Mountain Resort and Northstar at Tahoe. Snowshoeing, sledding, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing are also popular winter sports. For more information, visit http://www.visitinglaketahoe.com. [top]  Lake Tahoe CasinosDiscover all the exciting gaming thrills on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe's South Shore. Try your luck at roulette or blackjack, or play keno, craps and bingo. Gamblers will find it all at MontBleu Resort Casino & Spa, Harrah's Lake Tahoe, Harveys Resort & Casino and Horizon Casino Resort. On Tahoe's beautiful North Shore, head to the Incline Village and Crystal Bay to play big and win big at Cal-Neva Resort, Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort and Tahoe Biltmore Lodge & Casino. For more information, visit http://www.visitinglaketahoe.com. [top] Mt. Rose Ski AreaJust 25 minutes from downtown Reno, discover a pristine winter-time retreat. Mt. Rose Ski Area treats skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels to well-groomed beginner, intermediate and advanced runs powered to perfection.Go winter wild at one of the three terrain parks —DoubleDown, Badlands, and Blackjack Progression Park. The 1,500 foot vertical, 40-55 degree chutes are designed to test your skills. You'll never want to climb down this 8,260 foot mountain. For more information, visit http://www.mtrose.com. [top]  National Automobile MuseumIf vintage is your thing, the National Automobile Museum is your place. Here, old-time classic, smooth and shiny automobiles from the turn of the 20th century to the 1950s are sure to take you for a spin. Explore the four museum galleries to get up close to the 1907 Thomas Flyer and 1913 Stutz and many other roadsters and racing cars.The documentaries featured in the 157-seat museum theater are designed to put you in the driver's seat and have you experiencing the exhilarating rush of an engine revving. For more information, visit http://www.automuseum.org. [top]  Nevada Museum of ArtThis 60,000 square foot building was designed by Will Bruder and is the only American Association of Museums accredited art museum in Nevada. The permanent collection features 2,000 works spanning the 19th to 21st century.Themed collections include contemporary art, Sierra Nevada landscape, altered landscape and historical perspective. The onsite Center for Art + Environment, is a world-renowned research center that fosters creativity and the interaction between nature and people. For more information, visit http://www.nevadaart.org. [top]  Sierra Safari ZooThere are roughly 150 wildlife residents at the volunteer-run Sierra Safari Zoo. This is your chance to get up close to African lions, tufted capuchins, African green vervet monkeys and two-toed sloths. The zoo is also home to a variety of exotic birds, hoof stock and reptiles like the ball python and American alligator. During the winter off-season, the zoo remains closed to the public, but still hosts a variety of events like the winter food drive. For more information,http://www.sierrasafarizoo.org. [top]Reno Dining & RestaurantsSatiate your appetite in style at one of Reno's top restaurants and eateries. Whether you're in the mood for a sumptuous fine dining affair or casual flavors, you'll find it all right here in Reno. 4th St. BistroA market fresh menu featuring contemporary flavors and locally grown produce are all the rage at 4th St. Bistro. The menu changes seasonally, so there is always something new to try. 3065 W 4th Street, Reno, (775) 323-3200,http://www.4thstbistro.com. [top] Bavarian WorldThis bakery, delicatessen and gift shop is one of Reno's most unique dining experiences. Head to Bavarian World to sample their delicious alpine breakfast platter and German specialties like veal bratwurst, knackwurst and Bavarian Roast Pork. 595 Valley Road, Reno, (775) 323-7646, http://www.bavarianworldreno.com/. [top] Bertha Miranda'sHomestyle Mexican cooking has never tasted this good. Enjoy traditional homemade tamales, chile relleno, enchiladas, tacos and chimichangas. 366 Mill Street, Reno, (775) 786-9697,http://www.berthamirandas.com. [top] Pneumatic DinerPneumatic Diner is a funky little dining establishment and one of the few vegetarian and vegan restaurant options in the city. 501 W 1st Street, Reno, (775) 786-8888, http://reno.diningguide.com/data/d100640.htm. [top] Zozo's RistoranteEnjoy the flavors and ambiance of old-world Italy at Zozo's Ristorante. Classic Italian fare are served just minutes from downtown Reno and the Moana West Shopping Center. 3446 Lakeside Drive, Reno, (775) 829-9449,http://www.zozosreno.com. [top]Reno ShoppingExperience world-class shopping in Reno, Nevada. The "Biggest Little City" dishes up big shopping thrills at one of its outdoor shopping centers, malls, antique shops, boutiques and more. Downtown RiverwalkAntiques shops, book stores, art galleries, eco-friendly boutiques and specialty shops are all found at the Downtown Riverwalk, a new shopping, dining and entertainment destination along the Truckee River. visit http://www.renoriver.org. [top] Meadowood MallMeadowood Mall offers everything you need for a successful shopping experience. Top department stores like Macy's, JCPenny and Sears, as well more than 100 shops, specialty boutiques, and eateries fill this indoor shopping mall. visit http://www.simon.com/mall/default.aspx?ID=1256. [top] REI - RenoOutdoor enthusiasts will find everything they need for all their skiing, snowboarding, climbing, camping and hiking adventures. REI – Reno features outdoor rental equipment, ski and snowboard shop services and a full range of bike shop services. visit http://www.rei.com/stores/67. [top] The Summit RenoNavigate through 180-acres of shops and restaurants at The Summit, located where the Mount Rose Highway and South Virginia Street converge. Explore anchor stores like Dillard's, Old Navy and Orvis. Visit http://www.bayerproperties.com./summit-reno.html. [top]Reno Annual Events
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