Why Is Reno The Best Place To Visit?
Known as the “Biggest Little City in the World”, Reno, Nevada is often overlooked in the colossal and astounding shadow of Las Vegas. It is an embarrassment, believing how much Reno has got to offer. The same as Las Vegas, you can find a boutique and plush Motel in Reno for a comfortable stay. The city is also renowned for its flashy casinos, but as a result of its close propinquity to Lake Tahoe and quite a few other ski resorts, Reno comes out to be a wonderful destination for a variety of outdoor recreation activities.
The following are some of the places (touristic spots) in Reno that makes the city the best and exciting place to visit in addition to Las Vegas.
National Automobile Museum
The National Automobile Museum is located in the heart of the city and is a must-visit place for auto enthusiasts of every age group. The museum is known to be home to more than two hundred cars, the oldest dating back to the nineteenth century, the whole history of the automobile is on display here. The collection consists of a large number of machines, including race cars, sports cars, and classic cars.
Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe is situated on the outer reaches of the city. Besides experiencing a luxury stay in a Downtown Reno motel like Kramer’s Midtown, Lake Tahoe is one of the most famous and eye-catching vacation spots in the whole United States. This place is known to have cliffs that drop off into crystalline waters. It is one of the deepest and largest lakes in the nation. While a well-liked skiing destination during the winter months at nearby Heavenly Ski Resort and Squaw Valley, Lake Tahoe is a popular spot for house boating and water sports in the summer.
Truckee River Walk
Located along the Truckee River, the modernized River Walk area of the city is an ideal means to spend a warm afternoon. A large number galleries and restaurants line the southern end of the walk, which locals of the city refer to as CalAve, and will delight art enthusiasts and food lovers alike. One more fun approach to travel around this area of Reno is to take a Wine Walk, which is roughly $20 per person including wine tastings at quite a few diverse restaurants and galleries in the vicinity.
Fleischmann Planetarium and Science Center
The Fleischmann Planetarium and Science Center is situated on the campus of the University of Nevada. It is a wonderful means to spend the afternoon. The museum features hand-on exhibits, educational and films, as well as a stargazing show. In general, it is a wonderful spot to bring the kids, particularly on Fridays and Saturdays, when the planetarium holds extended hours.
Besides all this, if you are planning to visit Reno in winter, you simply can’t miss winter sports and activities at Mt. Ski Resort. Book your room for rent in Reno at Kramer’s Midtown, and makes the most out of your trip to this beautiful and lively city!