The Mackay Mansion
775-847-0156
Current Hours:
Friday-Sunday 12-5pm
Virginia City has many museums, shops, and other attractions. Visit or call the Virginia City Visitor Center for more recommendations!
Visitor Center Contact
86 S C St, Virginia City
(775) 847-7500
Looking to stay in Virginia City?
Tahoe House
Step back in time at this hotel located in the heart of Virginia City. The interior of the building was restored to Victorian beauty in 2009, and there are balconies overlooking the main street, giving guests spectacular views both inside and out.
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Tahoe House Hotel
(775) 847-5264
162 S C St, Virginia City
Ruby the Red Caboose
Stay in a REAL train car in historic Virginia City, NV. Authentic 1950s caboose converted into a private guest suite that captures the glory days of train travel. Enjoy the famous 100-mile view from the cupola as you sip your coffee in the morning or your cocktail in the evening. Easy access to the V&T Railroad, bars, restaurants, museums, and all that VC has to offer.
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Ruby the Red Caboose
Sugarloaf Mountain Motel
Stay at this cozy motel conveniently located on the southern end of the main street. Only minutes from all your favorite historic and haunted attractions! This destination is a must during the holiday season with their amazing decorations!
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Sugarloaf Mountain Motel
(775) 847-0551
430 S C St, Virginia City
Looking for gifts and trinkets?
Comstock Pottery & Tile
Come get beautiful handmade pottery and tiles, inspired by the land and history of Virginia City. Workshops can be scheduled to learn traditional techniques of tile making, hand-building, and wheel throwing!
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Comstock Pottery & Tile
(775) 440-0048
107 E Washington St, Virginia City
Open weekends 10am-4pm or by appointment
Virginia City Vault
The Virginia City Vault has all of the Virginia City style bags, clothes, and accessories you can get. With all of the great gifts in this shop, no wonder that it is called The Virginia City Vault!
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