The Napa Valley Wine Walk

We apologize that the wine walk has not been updated for several years, but many of the sites are still available to visit. We hope the tour offers an opportunity for you to  discover more opportunities for tasting and exploring along the way. 

Where to Stay, What to Do, and How to Get Around.

Preparing for Your Visit and What to Expect ​

Wineries on the Wine Walk

The Napa Valley Wine Walk

We apologize that the wine walk has not been updated for several years, but many of the sites are still available to visit. We hope the tour offers an opportunity for you to  discover more opportunities for tasting and exploring along the way. 

Hotels and Inns
(for information on Bed & Breakfast Inns, see Trip Advisor)

Andaz Napa
1450 First Street
Napa CA 94559
707.224.3900
141 rooms  
http://napa.andaz.hyatt.com
 
Boutique hotel in Napa's "West End,"  with restaurants and wine bars merely minutes away. In fact, even downstairs and across the street. 

Napa River Inn
500 Main Street
Napa CA 94559
707.251.8500 
58 guest rooms and one very luxurious suite
www.napariverinn.com
Just a couple of minutes walk from downtown. Rooms right on the Napa River. Restaurants and spa on site as well as shops. In the former Hatt Building, and part of the Napa Mill complex. Pet-friendly. 

Napa Valley Hotel and Suites
853 Coombs Street
Napa CA 94559
707.226.1871
45 rooms 
www.napavalleyhotelandsuites.com
Business-friendly amenities with boutique feeling. Located in the heart of downtown Napa, a short walk from restaurants, shops, wine tasting, and the Napa River. 

River Terrace Inn
1600 Soscol Avenue
Napa CA 94559
866.627.2386
106 guest rooms including 28 suites 
www.riverterraceinn.com
An "upscale boutique hotel" on the Napa River. Complimentary high-speed Internet and Wi-Fi access, wine bar with tapas, pool, and all suites have whirlpool/hot tubs. A close walk to the Wine Train station. 

Westin Verasa Napa
1141 First Street
Napa CA 94559
800.509.8090
160 rooms 
www.westinnapa.com
Luxury condo-hotel on the Napa River. 10,000 square feet of conference space. Michelin-starred La Toque restaurant fronting on Soscol Avenue. 

How to Get Around

Biking

Bikes in Transit
All buses in the City and Napa County have a rack in front that will carry two bikes.
The San Francisco Bay Ferry has lots of room on its back deck for bicycles. See this website for schedules:
www.sanfranciscobayferry.com
Once you're in Vallejo, you can take Napa County's (VINE) bus from the Vallejo Ferry Terminal to Napa.
You can see the VINE's schedules at this website:
http://www.ridethevine.com/ 
   
Napa Bike Coalition
707.812.1770
www.napabike.org
Formed to advocate for bikers with local government and to encourage the use and enjoyment of bicycles.
 
Download a free Bike Map of the Napa Valley (PDF), compliments of Legendary Napa Valley
Bike Parking
Garage
The Pearl Street Garage at the corner of Pearl and Coombs (across from Kohl's) has a few bicycle storage spaces.
Napa River Velo
680 Main St
Napa, CA 94559
707.258.8729
www.naparivervelo.com
Spending the day wine tasting? (We hope so.) Napa River Velo is happy to look after your bike while you enjoy yourself on the Napa WineWalk.
While there are several excellent bike shops in Napa, Napa River Velo is the only one in the downtown Napa area. They offer bike sales, repair and tuneups, rentals, and—fresh espresso! They're located on Main Street right at the Napa Riverfront.
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Parking

Parking for the Napa WineWalk
Public parking is available on Napa streets, in public surface lots and in parking garages. There are no parking meters on the streets, and there is no charge for parking in city lots or garages, but many of the spaces are restricted to 2-hour or 3-hour use from 8am to 6pm on weekdays.  
Click on the icon below to download the Napa Parking Lot brochure (PDF). It's a color-coded map showing  the location of on-street, surface lot and garage parking available, with classifications and the number of spaces indicated. 
 
City of Napa Parking Map
Bike Parking
Garage
The Pearl Street Garage at the corner of Pearl and Coombs (across from Kohl's) has a few bicycle storage spaces.
Napa River Velo
680 Main St
Napa, CA 94559
707.258.8729
www.naparivervelo.com
 

What to See and Do

First Presbyterian Church
1333 Third Street
Napa CA 94559
707.224.8693
www.fpcnapa.org
The church was built in 1874 in late-Victorian Gothic style, and is constructed entirely of wood. It's a California State historical landmark, and on the National Register of Historic Places.
Napa ARTwalk
www.napaartwalk.org

An exhibition of public art that changes annually. Works can be found throughout downtown Napa. 

The ARTWalk is sponsored by Arts Council Napa Valley and the City of Napa.
(Photographer: David Wakeley) 
Napa Valley Opera House
1040 Main Street
Napa CA 94559
707.226.7372
www.nvoh.org
The theater was built in 1879 and, although never actually used for opera, it presented everything from readings by Jack London to performances by John Philip Sousa's band.  It closed in 1914 but has now reopened.
The Opera House's two theaters present a wide variety of performing arts including theatre, dance, comedy, jazz, blues, world music, and family programming.

​Oxbow Public Market 
644 First Street
Napa CA 94559
707.226.6529      
www.oxbowpublicmarket.com
The Oxbow Public Market is the little sister of the market at the Ferry Building in San Francisco, and  a must-visit stop on your Napa visit. It's an upscale food court, with everything from oyster bar to crêperie, from local produce to local wine, from acclaimed hamburgers to fresh-baked baguettes, and Neapolitan pizza to Venezuelan street food.
Purchase your meal, then enjoy it amid the bustle of the market, or outside on the deck overlooking the Napa River. 

Napa Valley Wine Train
1275 McKinstry
Napa CA 94559
707.253.2111
www.winetrain.com
The Wine Train is a 36-mile, three-hour fixed-price lunch or dinner excursion that travels year round through the heart of the Napa Valley. 
You can take the lunch or dinner runs all the way to St. Helena and back to Napa, or you can enjoy the special journeys that include tours of selected upvalley wineries.

Uptown Theatre
1350 Third St.
Napa CA 94559
707.256.0150
www.uptowntheatrenapa.com

Originally built in 1937, the art deco Uptown has been entirely renovated. Instead of the fourplex it had become, it is now one grand theater, with seating for  863, that offers the best in live entertainment.

The Uptown has played host to some of the biggest names in entertainment, including Boz Scaggs, Merle Haggard, Cyndi Lauper, BB King, Lewis Black, George Thorogood, Lyle Lovett, Ron White and many more.  

Silo's Napa
500 Main Street
Napa CA 945589
707.251.5833
www.silosnapa.com

Silo's is at the Napa Mill, right on the river in downtown Napa. It's the valley's premier up-close and personal entertainment venue. Featuring delectable small plates, inspired cocktails, craft beers, Napa Valley wines, and great live music.

Napa County Historical Society
1219 First Street
Napa CA 94559
707.224.1739
www.napahistory.org
The historical society is located on First Street in downtown Napa. Housed in a historical building itself (the Goodman Building was constructed in 1901), the organization contains books, manuscripts, photographs, newspaper clippings, maps and videos.  

Napa River
The Napa River travels 50 miles from Mt. St. Helena to the San Pablo Bay.  You'll find hotels and restaurants overlooking the river, and the first stages of the Napa River Trail, which will eventually run from North Napa all the way south to Napa Valley College and Kennedy Park. ​

Preparing for Your Visit and What to Expect ​

Where to Stay, What to Do, and How to Get Around.

Wineries on the Wine Walk