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March is a popular time for travel – people are itching to get some fresh air, perspective or sun as winter ends. While spring break crowds make prices skyrocket in certain classic sunny locations (think Disney, the Caribbean and Mexico), with some clever strategizing you'll find deep discounts for travel in the third month of the year.

Evil demons, (sort of) friendly ghosts, and lost gold are just a few of the urban myths surrounding Reno, Nevada. What's a Water Baby? Who's in room #5 at the Gold Hill Hotel, and whatever happened to the boot full of gold? Reno mythbusters set out to answer these questions and more. Although Nevada is a relatively young state, its Wild West past is fertile ground for scary urban legends.

Planning a night on the town in Reno? You'll be greeted by a number of bars and nightclubs serving cocktails, beer and wines. If you know where to look, you'll find that the city's bars offer a number of great drink specials. Visit these spots and enjoy the best happy hour in Reno.

Reno, known as "The Biggest Little City In the World," is not just for gamblers anymore. With perfect-vacation-day options for tweens ranging from kayaking and hiking to learning about Mark Twain, Reno is family friendly in a big way.

Completed at the end of the last millennium, Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is often quoted as being the 20th century's greatest building. Over a decade later, its familiar titanium ribbons have lost none of their luster, and its ship-like form has defined this once unheard of northern Spanish city forever, coining the term the "Guggenheim effect". The building set high standards for the museums that have followed, with renowned architects being brought in to create bold structures that draw crowds.