Travelers looking for a relaxing vacation in Napa County should pay attention to the small town of Calistoga. Visitors to Napa Valley’s most northern city can mingle with farmers, grape growers, winemakers, and locals just by walking down the street, or stopping by one of the many restaurants the town has to offer. Wine tasting and relaxing by a geothermal mineral pool are the main attractions, but Calistoga has much more to offer.
Being able to play hooky and spend a day in Napa Valley for some retail therapy is a charming luxury exclusive to living in Northern California. Calling on one of my most stylish friends to peruse the downtown retail area, we hit the road at 11am.
Yountville is famous for its world-class culinary delights—legendary chef Thomas Keller owns three restaurants in this tiny town—but it’s also a mecca for Napa Valley shopping. The concentration of one-of-a-kind boutiques filled with stylish clothing, jewelry, bath products, and more will make any shopaholic swoon.
What makes Yountville so special is that it manages to provide so much culture and sophistication without losing any of its small-town charm. You could spend a week visiting some of the top restaurants and tasting rooms Napa Valley offers, and never come across the same place twice, without ever leaving the city limits. No matter how long the visit, this list will help you to plan out your trip.
Napa Valley boasts numerous charming spots to call home during your wine country visit, but one of its best-kept secrets might be downtown Napa itself.
Situated only 10 miles away from downtown Napa, American Canyon offers visitors many local perks without the Napa crowds or price tags. Whether you are looking for outdoor activities, relaxing wine tasting experience or shopping, American Canyon offers a mix of all.
The days are growing shorter, but the list of things to do in Napa Valley continues to go on and on. This November, come to Napa Valley for tastings, local food, beautiful scenery, and much more.
St. Helena is the epicenter of Napa Valley wine, food, art, and the perfect place to start your visit to wine country. From breakfast to wine tasting to shopping, there is something here for everyone. Read on for a guide to some of the best sights and activities this charming town has to offer, and mix and match to create your perfect Napa Valley weekend.
While Napa Valley is the number one destination for wine lovers, there are many other activities to enjoy in between tastings. Shopping is a nice, relaxing way to enjoy the area. From women’s clothing to food, there is something for everyone and we’ve compiled a list of interesting shops and places to explore.
If you’re looking for an exciting day trip a mere two hours or less drive from San Francisco or Sacramento, then look no further than Napa Valley. No need to become overwhelmed when planning your day trip to Napa because this is your guide to an unforgettable day that samples everything Napa does best.
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