WELCOME TO RENO

— Reno blends dynamic city living with thriving culture and year-round outdoor adventure just minutes from Lake Tahoe —

DAILY LIFE

Reno—affectionately known as “The Biggest Little City in the World”—offers a remarkable lifestyle that blends vibrant city living with spectacular access to nature and outdoor adventure. As the largest city in northern Nevada and a significant cultural and economic hub, Reno has grown well beyond its gaming roots while still embracing them. Residents enjoy a lively urban core full of casinos, nightlife, eclectic dining, arts, and entertainment, all anchored along the scenic Truckee River and historic Reno Arch. With a thriving tech and logistics economy drawing major employers and young professionals, Reno continues to evolve as a dynamic place to live and work.

Across its diverse neighborhoods, Reno delivers something for everyone. Downtown Reno pulses with activity—bustling restaurants, craft breweries, theaters, galleries, and the Walk District make it a cultural focal point, while Midtown has a more bohemian feel with boutique shops and mural-lined streets perfect for exploring on foot. Outdoor enthusiasts are spoiled for choice too: miles of riverwalk trails, golf courses, parks, and proximity to world-class skiing, hiking, and water sports at nearby Lake Tahoe create year-round adventure just minutes from home. From iconic museums and lively events like the Great Reno Balloon Race to family-friendly parks and community festivals, Reno’s blend of urban convenience and scenic beauty makes it a uniquely inviting place to call home.

DINING, SHOPPING, & ENTERTAINMENT

Reno’s dining scene is as diverse and dynamic as the city itself, offering something for every palate and occasion. At the heart of the culinary landscape, Land Ocean Restaurant Reno stands out with its modern steakhouse flair and surf-and-turf favorites, from perfectly seared filet mignon to blackened salmon, all served in a stylish and inviting setting ideal for date nights or special celebrations. Just a short drive away, The Twisted Fork delivers elevated comfort food with a creative twist, while Marcolino’s Italia Restaurant brings rich Italian classics and wine pairings to the table, perfect for casual dinners and lingering conversations. For a refined yet approachable experience, Bricks Restaurant & Wine Bar pairs thoughtful New American cuisine with a curated wine list, making it a great choice for a memorable evening out.

Beyond these favorites, Reno offers a wide variety of flavors that reflect its growing and evolving food culture. Bistro Napa is a beloved institution featuring Pacific Northwest oysters, fresh seafood entrées, and inventive cocktails from its extensive wine cellar. Venture into Midtown for bold flavors at Arario Midtown, known for its fusion dishes and creative twists on classics, or enjoy handcrafted casual bites at Wild River Grille, a local bar & grill favorite. For something uniquely local, Reno’s hearty Basque-influenced cuisine and comfort spots complement this upscale scene—making the city not just a great place to live, but a destination for food lovers seeking diverse and signature dining experiences.

THINGS TO DO

Reno, known as “The Biggest Little City in the World,” offers an exciting array of attractions that appeal to both residents and visitors looking for year-round experiences. The city’s vibrant downtown is anchored by the iconic Reno Arch, lively nightlife, and walkable streets filled with public art and cultural venues. Stroll along the scenic Truckee Riverwalk, explore local galleries and shops, or visit world-class museums like the National Automobile Museum and the Nevada Museum of Art to dive into history, art, and culture right in the heart of town. Reno also hosts a lineup of annual festivals and events — including the renowned Great Reno Balloon Race, which brings hundreds of hot-air balloons and crowds together each fall — making community life here lively and engaging.

For those who love the outdoors, Reno acts as a gateway to spectacular natural adventure. Miles of walking and biking trails wind through parks, meadows, and along the Truckee River, while nearby mountains offer exceptional skiing, snowboarding, hiking, and mountain biking opportunities just a short drive away. Families and thrill-seekers alike can enjoy unique local attractions such as the National Bowling Stadium, regional parks, seasonal river festivals, and plenty of outdoor recreation that keeps every weekend filled with new experiences. With its blend of urban culture, outdoor access, entertainment, and scenic beauty, Reno delivers a lifestyle rich in both activity and convenience — perfect for those seeking a place where adventure and community meet.