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A world-class museum located right between Downtown’s Riverwalk and hip, bustling Midtown, the NMA is the only art museum in Nevada accredited by the American Alliance of Museums—putting it in the same club as The Met in New York and San Francisco’s MoMA.

Class up your Free-Range Art Highway road trip with this restored schoolhouse’s 350-seat performing arts theater, rotating art exhibits in three museum-style galleries, and the Art Bar—a delightfully Old-West-meets-urban-café.

First built to promote America’s first Transcontinental Highway in 1927, the Reno Arch that stretches across Virginia Street today is the third iteration of this Reno landmark, proudly boasting Reno’s personality-packed nickname: The Biggest Little City in the World.

Pick up the perfect souvenir at the Ely Art Bank, a historic bank turned curated gallery—offering jewelry, paintings, photography, and furniture, all created by Silver State artists and artisans.

Brewing up more than just beer, the up-and-coming Reno Brewery District beckons visitors and locals alike to a timelessness only the Biggest Little City in the World can deliver.

Reno’s hippest district is full of funky boutiques, vintage shops, swanky bistros, and cocktail havens, as well as plenty of rockin’ music venues, beer halls, tattoo parlors, and ever-changing murals adorning nearly every brick. The formerly grittier mid-century district is fresh and alive, but also preserves just enough spunky edge to hold onto its old-school street cred.

With an ethos of inclusive programming, the Lilley’s permanent collection is made up of more than 5,000 pieces from BIPOC and queer artists from all over the country—and world.

Located along the Truckee River, Reno’s Downtown Riverwalk is a charming confluence for diners, shoppers, jobbers, and even swimmers. Party-goers flock to several music-packed, street-closing events, including Artown, the Great Eldorado BBQ, Blues & Brews Fest, and much more.

If the International Car Forest of the Last Church’s open air gallery didn’t give enough of a Burning Man charge, head for downtown Goldfield to get up close and personal with permanent art cars that have graced Goldfield’s historic main drag for decades.

The Truckee River glistens from Lake Tahoe to Pyramid Lake, offering plenty of activities for outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds. The Truckee River float is one of the most popular things to do in Reno, and there are many places to start your float stretching from Truckee to Reno if desired.