Healdsburg is one of the most idyllic spots to spend a few days in all of California. It’s a larger village, so there’s a plethora of options for visitors who enjoy wine, food, lavishness, or nature. With a quaint downtown and a gorgeous countryside, you’ll likely start planning your return to Healdsburg before you even leave.
This November, tour the countryside, drink some wine, channel your inner engineer and maybe even see a giraffe or two.
When you’re craving something sweet, Healdsburg is a great place to be. After your adventures in the vineyards, you may find yourself in need of a slice of pie or a decadent dessert. Culinary gem Healdsburg surely offers a destination to satisfy your dessert whim and here are our top picks.
If you can’t make it to Sonoma, here is some inspiration to enjoy a J-inspired experience at home — with just the right amount of sparkle.
Windsor is a friendly, small town located close to some of the best wine regions in the world. It’s in the Russian River Valley American Viticultural Area, with Chalk Hill, Dry Creek Valley, and Anderson Valley, all closeby. Yet, the town center remains more of a local’s hangout than a tourist spot, giving you an insider’s view of real life in Wine Country.
Sonoma County is more destination-worthy than ever, thanks to notable restaurant, winery, and hotel openings. Here are the newest places to visit in 2024.
Whether it’s a snazzy clothing boutique, a cozy restaurant or a bed and breakfast with amazing views, there’s nothing more exciting than being able to discover a local hidden gem.
With three massive race events taking place, race fans and wine lovers can experience great food, accommodations, and activities, all within a short distance of the action.
It would be a tall order to explore all of the Russian River in just a few days, so we’ve created a jam-packed, long weekend itinerary with all the best stops.
From music to wine, there are many fun, outdoor events in Sonoma County this summer. Enjoy the outdoors and try out these fun events.
