Washoe Valley Things to Do

The history of the second oldest capitol building west of the Mississippi is as colorful as Nevada itself. Completed in 1871, the cost of construction nearly doubled the amount originally bid by Peter Cavanaugh; with furnishing... more

If classic cars are your passion, then this museum is an absolute must-see. The 100,000-square-foot building houses one of the largest collections of antique automobiles to be found anywhere. The cars are grouped by age in stre... more

Satellite was voted as Reno's best bar last year. It is a trendy cocktail bar with a sparse decor, low dim hanging lights and a concrete bar. The owners frequently invite live bands but nothing is guaranteed because of their er... more

Want to see some real cowboys in action? Then saddle up and come to Reno's Livestock Events Center in June for this must-see annual rodeo. From bucking horses to the meanest bulls, cowhands to clowns, this event has it all. Cha... more

Kick back and relax at this nifty pub located in Fitzgerald's Casino. The authentic decor, handpainted wall murals, and Irish music create the perfect setting for an enjoyable evening. Brews on tap include Harp and George Kill... more

This place is like taking a vacation to the tropics. The bright decor includes murals of tropical islands and palm trees. The place is alive with music and dancing every Friday and Saturday nights. It is practically famous for... more

This fine restaurant has established a reputation for great food and one of the best wine lists in town. The lighting is subdued and linen tablecloths and candles grace the dining area. The entrees consist of an amazing variety... more

The Circus Circus has just about everything a visitor could want ranging from the hound hotel where you can keep your pets, to a state of the art business center. Catch a view of the picturesque Sierra Nevada Mountains from you... more

The famous lighted arch went up in 1926 to celebrate the completion of the Transcontinental Highway through Reno. In 1929 the city held a contest to give the city a motto; henceforth Reno became known as "The Biggest Little Cit... more

Having traveled around the world more than 40 times, Wilbur May amassed an astounding collection of artifacts. He was a philanthropist of the first order and left a marvelous legacy for generations to enjoy. His collection incl... more