Best Things to Do in Napa Valley
People come to Napa Valley to taste the grapes -- plain and simple. With several hundred wineries to sample from and tour, you'll have to be selective. Large producers like the Robert Mondavi Winery draw big crowds with their name recognition. However, more intimate properties like the O'Brien Estate might be more enjoyable for you if you like personal attention and customized tours. When you tire of wine-tastings, di Rosa, an open-air art preserve, is a refreshing option.
Why go: Some say this organic winery offers the most relaxed and enjoyable tour-tasting in Napa Valley ... read more»
Why go: From planting to bottling, the entire wine-making process occurs on this relatively small plot of ... read more»
Why go: In The Silverado Squatters, Robert Louis Stevenson describes Schramsberg's founder Jacob Schram's ... read more»
Why go: Most wineries are a bore for children. Some don't even allow them to enter ... read more»
Why go: Those who wish to avoid the crowds head to Far Niente. The appointment-only tours are ... read more»
Why go: Fodor's describes it as "one of the region's best-kept secrets." Others might call ... read more»
Why go: Self-named as "Napa's Most Unique Restaurant," the Napa Valley Wine Train departs from downtown ... read more»
Why go: Most people don't come to California wine country for untamed nature, but those who ... read more»
Why go: The Robert Mondavi Winery's art collection and calendar of musical performances are a good ... read more»








