Wine Country
Just north of San Francisco, city lights give way to majestic vistas and warm, sunny days in the world-renown wine region,
It's a destination where world-class wines, Michelin-star dining, and a spirit of wellness set a slower pace and invite you to relax, savor, and restore. It is the epicenter of fine wine production in the U.S.. With scenic beauty all around, visitors can experience Napa Valley or Sonoma County in many ways: by train, hot air balloon, or on an organized tour.
Further north, Mendocino County offers wine country in its unspoiled coastal-inspired landscapes, while due east of San Francisco, the East Bay's Tri-Valley region contains some of the state's oldest wineries. Visitors to areas south of the city, to the peninsula and Silicon Valley and further to Monterey County will find the wine-making territory extends in all directions outside of San Francisco.
Whether you're looking for a quiet getaway or an outdoor adventure, Sonoma County offers an easy escape from the City by the Bay.
Enjoy food & wine in Napa & Sonoma; golf in Carmel; and stunning natural surroundings in Yosemite, Lake Tahoe, and Mt. Shasta.
European style in California sunshine? Experience it yourself at these gorgeous castles in nearby wine country.
San Francisco is the gateway to Napa Valley and Sonoma County. Here are nine reasons why you should visit during the fall and winter seasons.
Wine Country is so diverse, with unique towns and places to stay. Choose from Lux resorts, laid-back wineries, or outdoor adventure.
The first taste of summer will be at BottleRock, May 26-28, in Napa Valley. This multi-day music and food festival must be on your bucket list.