Who could possibly resist the lure of The Biggest Little City in the World with its exciting 24-hour night life. This is a city that appears to never sleep as neon lights lead a direct path to the heart of entertainment that literally lines the strip that can be seen from miles away. For anyone that enjoys live shows and friendly open door casinos, they have come to the right place. The city is huge, but the hospitality still manages to seep through the cities pores in a traditional western welcome.
There is virtually something for everyone and tourists come from thousands of miles away just to get a taste of what Reno has to offer. Many visitors start their tour of Reno with the National Automobile Museum. Here you will find vintage vehicles that have appeared in movies and were once owned by various stars. The museum also features a luxurious art collection worthy of any art buff. From October through March, visitors can get a glimpse of the Vintage Racers on exhibit. There is no other collection quite like this one and it can all be seen at the Harrah collection on Lake Street.
Anyone who enjoys the best live entertainment will get their money’s worth by visiting John Ascuaga’s Nugget. There is no shortage of guest celebrities and this spectacular casino is adorned by various restaurants offering a huge variety of cuisine, including an all you can eat buffet that offers fresh seafood and prime rib. John Ascuaga’s is located just off of highway 395 on Nugget Avenue.
Almost everyone of all ages enjoys the circus, and you will find live circus acts on the second floor of this casino as well as a hand full of fine restaurants. Casino gambling covers the entire first floor and there is something for everyone. Circus Circus is located in the heart of Reno on N. Sierra Street and is within walking distance of many other favorite attractions.
The River walk is located just five blocks away in Wingfield Park, and many couples enjoy the sights from this beautiful area as you can walk for miles and see many types of wildlife along the park’s path. Wingfield Park is located at Island Avenue in downtown Reno. The Myron C. Lake mansion is a must see for historic buffs. He is the founder of Reno and his mansion, built in 1877 still stands proudly waiting for visitors to enjoy its rich history. The mansion is located one block from Wingfield Park on Arlington Avenue.
August is a popular time to be in Reno as Hot August Nights is a featured event with live music, refreshments, food and hot rod cars on display. Vintage car owners cruise up and down the strip for this event and there is no shortage of fun. This major event attracts thousands of visitors from every location and it is considered one of the best outdoor events in the United States.
No tour of Reno is complete until you have graced Boomtown with a visit. Just seven minutes from Reno, Boomtown is located just off of highway 80 and offers many attractions from golfing and gaming to dancing and weddings. There is also a 3-D theater and family fun center. Boomtown sits at the base of the Sierra Mountains which is a breath taking view in itself.
Reno is famous for quicky weddings and no location captures the idea of marriage like the Adventure Inn and Wedding Chapel. Guests are treated to a variety of rooms that match the couple’s individual tastes and styles. There is also a full gallery of wedding items that can be purchased for a perfect wedding. It is located in the heart of Reno on the main thoroughfare on Virginia Street. It has been voted one of the most romantic places for couples mostly due to the extent that they have gone to please romantics at heart. They offer an exotic waterfall and spas to several one of a kind rooms. They are decorated to different themes ranging from Tarzan to a western type suite.
Victorian Square, located in Reno, Nevada draws in many visitors with its unique charm. Here you can find many restaurants and shops. If the huge farmers market with crafts, entertainment and cooking demonstrations aren’t enough to get your attention then The Big Easy just might do the trick. It is a miniature Mardi Gras with plenty of entertainment for couples to enjoy, complete with beads and live music.
Many couples looking for romance frequent the Peppermill as it offers a view of Rome up close and personnel while you are dining. They also have an enchanted rain forest. This luxurious Hotel casino has been rated one of the top ten hotels in America, and with its fourteen themed bars and Cabaret entertainment anybody would be delighted to visit this elegant location in the heart of Reno on S. Virginia Street. Much of Reno’s entertainment is within walking distance and a visit to Reno isn’t complete until you have walked under the famous arch that greets millions of tourists each year. It signifies the completion of the Transcontinental highway through Reno. The lighted arch can be found on Virginia Street at Commercial Row.
