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Reno, Nevada is famous for being the "Biggest Little City in the World", and is the third biggest city in the state of Nevada. World known for its casinos, and the starting place of Harrah's Entertainment, during the 1950s, it was the gaming capital of the world. However, Las Vegas grew exponentially, and the Native Americans in California opened their casinos, and the city started a steady decline. Many of the older casinos have been torn down, while still many others have closed. A number of players come to the city from the San Francisco and Sacramento areas, while those in the Los Angeles area head to Vegas. During the winter months, the city slows down quite a bit, since the roads over the Sierra Nevada mountains get closed due to heavy snows. Presently, some of the larger new hotel casinos are showing good growth; namely the Peppermill, Grand Sierra Resort and the Atlantis. With new venues like the Great Reno Balloon Race, bowling tournaments, Hot August Nights, which are a classic car convention; the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-off, a Cinco de Mayo celebration, Street Vibrations with a motorcycle gathering and rally, and the Reno Air Races; the city stays fairly busy.
BUDGET
The area was first settled in the 1850s, in the Truckee
Meadows, which is a fertile valley that the Truckee River flows through on its way to Pyramid Lake. The river
flows out of Lake Tahoe in California, goes through the mountains and passes by Reno. Although the early
settlers farmed, they earned a majority of their income from the many travelers going to California from the
east. During that time, gold was discovered in the Virginia City area and settlements grew from that event;
but the main impetus to growth was the huge silver discover in 1859 which became known as the Comstock Lode.
The main connection to the rest of the country was in the Truckee Meadows area and Reno. Over the next fifty
years, the area grew, first with the railroads and then with the first Transcontinental Railroad itself
bringing in many immigrants. It became a business and agricultural center and the main supply depot between
Sacramento and Salt Lake City. While the gold mining industry has subsided a little, the state is still the
third biggest producer in the world. In 1931, gambling was legalized and easy divorce laws were passed which
started another growth period in the city. At one point, whenever anyone was going to Reno, it was surmised
that it was for a divorce.
AVIS
When
you go to Reno, do yourself a favor and rent a car to get
around the area easier. By renting a vehicle, you will gain
some great flexibility to your holiday and take away any
worries about traveling. Many people pick up their rental
car at or near the Reno/Tahoe International Airport since
they have a greater selection. The rental car companies can
pick you up at or near the Reno/Tahoe International Airport
to make it even easier on you. Whatever you needs are, we
can help with a compact, mid-size, full-size or luxury car,
SUV or minivan. So, the next time you are in Reno, or going
to Reno let us help you choose the right vehicle for your
vacation or trip needs.
DOLLAR
A quick and easy way to get a rental car at a discounted price is through Dollar Rent-A-Car!
With a wide selection of rental cars to choose from you can get the vehicle that suits you at just the right price! The
museum opened in 1989 and created quite a stir, with its special details and interactive exhibits. With exquisite examples
of autos from 1892 to the present, the collection of the late Bill Harrah, are in excellent condition. When Bill died in
1978, the Holiday Corporation bought his holdings, including the wonderful collection of autos he had acquired over the
years. Using private donations and funding the governor of Nevada opened the museum with 175 cars donated with the
automobile artifacts and research library; making it one of the biggest corporate gifts in history. Named one of the top
ten museums by Car Collector Magazine, it is a fabulous collection to enjoy and makes a trip to Reno even that much more
interesting.








