Reno Attractions
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Reno Attractions
Nevada Museum of Art 160 W Liberty St Reno, NV 89501 (775) 329-3333	The Nevada Museum of Art (NMA) provides a forum for the presentation of creative ideas. We aspire to serve as a cultural resource for every member of our community. Through innovative programming and scholarship, the Museum provides the opportunity for people of all ages to encounter, engage, and enjoy a diversity of art experiences. The NMA's focus on its collections, education, and outreach are means to conserve, convey, and expand artistic knowledge.
National Automobile Museum 10 S Lake St Reno, NV 89501 (775) 333-9300	The National Automobile Museum (The Harrah Collection) lets you travel through time like few other places. Like people, every car has a story, a little tale about who and where and why. Especially here, where antique, classic and one-of-a-kind wonders coexist in an automotive time warp. Stroll down period street scenes. Explore decades of intriguing automobiles. Marvel at clothing from long ago. Discover the past on our historic timelines. Let your imagination soar.
Mt. Rose Ski Resort 22222 Mt. Rose Highway Reno, Nevada, 89511 800.SKI.ROSE	Since 1930, long before the present Mt. Rose Highway was built, or even chairlifts were constructed, Reno and Washoe County locals have been skiing in the area currently known as Mt. Rose - Ski Tahoe. Shortly after World War II, a lodge called Sky Tavern was built in the area where a few surface lifts had been operating since the late 30's. Sky Tavern was, and continues to be located on the Mt. Rose Highway (SR 431), 11 miles west of US 395, just south of Reno. Eventually this historic ski lodge would be sold to the City of Reno where it still operates the cityâs Junior Ski Program.
Fleischmann Planetarium and Science Center 1664 N Virginia St Reno, NV 89557 (775) 784-4812	Fleischmann Planetarium is part of the University of Nevada, Reno and Extended Studies. We offer public star shows and large-format films showing daily in our dome theater, and public star observing courtesy of the Astronomical Society of Nevada. Built in 1964 and originally called the “Fleischmann Atmospherium-Planetarium,” we were the first planetarium in the world to project full-dome movies (of time-lapse clouds and weather phenomena).
Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts 100 South Virginia St. Reno, NV 89501 (775) 686-6610	Once completed in 1968, the Pioneer Center quickly became a focal point of cultural activity in our community. In addition to facilitating orchestral, ballet, opera and general interest programs, PCPA has hosted its own Broadway Comes to Reno series for the last twelve years. This year, we expect season subscriptions to reach 4,000 patrons.
Galena Creek Park 18350 Mt. Rose Highway Park Ranger: 775-849-2511	This park is popular year-round. In the summer, enjoy hiking in the Sierra along Galena, Jones and White's Creeks; in the winter, visit the park for sledding and cross-country skiing. Nestled in a forested area on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada, Galena Creek Park is seven miles up the Mt. Rose Highway from the intersection with U.S. 395. Galena Creek flows through the park creating separate north and south portions of the park. Campfire programs, ranger-led hikes, and exhibits in the old stone visitor's center add to the diversity of the park.
Wilbur D. May Center 1595 N. Sierra Reno, Nevada (775) 785-4064	The Wilbur D. May Center is an adventure for people of all ages. It is a Museum, a collection of rare and exotic artifacts, a place to experience fun traveling exhibits and special moments. The Arboretum is where gardeners gather seeds of knowledge; an incomparable display and living museum of colorful flowers, creekside meadows, outdoor courtyards and secluded benches. The Great Basin Adventure is a fun-filled family experience where kids can pet animals, ride a pony, pan for gold, ride an old fashioned log flume, or explore in our "touch anything" Discovery Room.
Reno Fun Train 1-800-783-0783	Let it snow, let it snow! What better way to enjoy it than aboard the Reno Fun Train! Party and dance your way through the snowy mountains for a weekend of fun and games. Then sit back, relax and watch the spectacular wintertime scenery on the way home. For your convenience, our schedules feature three different Friday departure times. Ice and glasses are furnished aboard and meals are served at your seat. Bring your own snacks and beverages, if you wish. Strolling minstrels and dancing to live music add to the festivities.
Great Basin Adventure 1595 N. Sierra Reno, Nevada (775) 785-4064	Adventure and fun are yours inside this area specially designed for children. Features include Wilbur's Ranch, full of animals who love to be petted. Be a cowboy -- or girl and ride the ponies, or the Great Flume Ride, explore the Discovery Room, where we invite our little guests to touch everything, climb on dinosaurs, pan for gold and lots more. The Great Basin Adventure is a seasonal operation open from Memorial Day Weekend thru the second weekend in September.
National Bowling Stadium 300 N Center St Reno, NV 89501 (775) 335-8800	The only facility of its kind in the world, the National Bowling Stadium is dedicated to the sport of bowling. Opening in 1995, The Los Angeles Times called it the “Taj Mahal of Tenpins.” Living up to its name, the Stadium was elegantly designed with the tournament bowler in mind.
Chapel of the Bells 700 W 4th St Reno, NV 89503 (775) 323-1375	Getting married in Reno has never been easier or more fun. The Chapel of the Bells Wedding Chapel in Reno takes the work out of your wedding and makes your day truly fun. Our chapel is the favorite of all the Reno wedding chapels and is absolutely the best place to get married in Reno!

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