Towns of Napa Valley
Visit Napa Valley, and see why this 30-mile-long and 5-mile-wide wine region is celebrated for its elegance, unforgettable culture, and unique variety of towns. In Napa, CA, uncover a thriving downtown situated along the Napa River, where boutique hotels, urban tasting rooms, wine bars, restaurants, theaters, and shops await.
Further north sits the town of Yountville, known as the culinary capital of Napa Valley, where visitors come from all over the map to experience the best of the region’s dining scene. The Napa Valley towns of Oakville and Rutherford are situated in what is known as “Cabernet Country,” where longstanding wineries draw visitors for their unique flavor profiles. Keep heading upvalley, and you’ll reach the charming town of St. Helena, where tasting rooms, stylish shops, galleries, and restaurants abound. If it’s relaxation you’re after, the northernmost town of Calistoga has you covered, offering soothing mineral pools, mud baths, and restorative Napa spa resorts with a healthy dose of laid-back luxury.
Planning Your Napa Valley Trip
Traveling Napa Valley can be enjoyed by car, taxi, or through one of several tour companies. Read our Napa Valley transportation information for how to best plan your trip, so you can take advantage of all of the wonderful opportunities that Wine Country has to offer. Because the region has a mild, Mediterranean-like climate, you can plan to explore Napa Valley’s cities any time of year. Our Napa climate information highlights what each season can offer.
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