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Nestled in the heart of Reno’s Midtown District, The Discovery Museum is Nevada’s largest children’s museum and hands-on science center, connecting a curious public with scientific inquiry and innovation.

Spanning 13 acres inside Rancho San Rafael Park, the Wilbur D. May Arboretum and Botanical Garden is an oasis in the heart of Reno. Explore lush and diverse gardens, groves, and water features that are home to thousands of plant and bird species.

The 117,000 gallon saltwater aquarium is home to more than 4,000 tropical fish, stingrays, eels and sharks and interactive fish feeding shows.

The world-class center is home to the Nevada Ballet Theatre, Las Vegas Philharmonic, and hosts tourisn Broadway shows , among others.

Once completely underwater, this sanctuary of eroding fins, slot canyons, and “hoodoos” makes Cathedral Gorge a photographer’s dream and a hiker’s playground.

Cruise the Great Basin Highway to this 32-acre emerald gem to swim, SUP, or simply float around among the tree-studded scenery, all against pretty mountains tucked miles away from the crowds.

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.

The Fleischmann Planetarium is part of the University of Nevada in Reno and enjoys the distinction of being the first planetarium in the world to project full-dome movies in its unique theater.

At nearly 2 million square feet, The Fashion Show Mall boasts seven anchor stores and 250 specialty stores and restaurants.

Boy, if these original stamped tin walls could talk! Open since 1913, you may recognize the Pioneer Saloon—the oldest bar in southern Nevada—from the dozens of commercials, video games, and movies it’s starred in. The only thing better than the drinks and food—we’re talkin’ notorious Bloody Marys and a Food Network-famous Ghost Burger—is the unbelievable amount of history you’ll find here and in the surrounding Goodsprings Ghost Town.