For those who want to stay indoors and drink Champagne, or a special bottle of your choice, there are countless places to share this amorous holiday with your significant other. If wine and cocktails are your focus, you'll want to check out some of these neighborhood bars.

Napa Valley and Sonoma County wineries are open for business. In fact, there is no better time of year than now to visit wine country. Here’s why.

Just over an hour north of San Francisco, the Napa Valley is a fabled legacy of international renown, yet is also one of the smallest winegrowing regions in the world. Only 30 miles long and a few miles wide, the valley’s 150 restaurants, 125 lodging properties, outdoor activities, events and art galleries ensure that there is no one way to experience the valley. You may just have to come back for more.

Thanksgiving goes way beyond turkey and gravy. Here are our tips for how to spend the entire holiday weekend in San Francisco.

If you’re looking to explore the City by the Bay after hours, whether it be for cocktails, beer, dancing or all of the above, head to one or all of these San Francisco neighborhoods.