Sonoma Valley, California
Wine country, up close.
Sonoma Valley, the local way.
Wineries, tables, trails and stays, all in one place.
Featured · Bike tours in Sonoma
See the valley by bike with Sonoma Adventures
Guided rides between Sonoma Valley wineries with a local guide and a fresh lunch, plus bike rentals delivered to hotels in town.
- Full-day tours
- Half-day tours
- E-bike tours
- Bike & balloon
- Rentals
Featured · Stay in Sonoma
Vacation homes from Sonoma Valley Escapes
14 homes, from suites steps off the Plaza to vineyard estates with pools. Book directly with the locals who host them, and every adult guest gets the Sonoma Insider's Pass: 2-for-1 tastings at 25+ partners, free corkage at partner restaurants and tour discounts.
Vacation home · SonomaPatch Hill Sonoma
3 bedrooms · 2 baths · sleeps 65.0 ★★★★★ (2 Google reviews)A remodeled hilltop home with sweeping views over vineyards and oaks, a private pool with built-in spa and its own pool bathroom, central air and a gas fireplace.- (707) 353-5060
Vacation home · SonomaCarriger Retreat
4 bedrooms · 4 baths · sleeps 8A modern villa at the foot of Sonoma Mountain, reached by a private road through the oaks, with views across the valley.- (707) 353-5060
Vacation home · SonomaMoon Mountain Family Retreat
5 bedrooms · 2 baths · sleeps 10A family estate among the vineyards with sunset views from a poolside cabana, a large pool, hot tub, fire pit and outdoor kitchen.- (707) 353-5060
Vacation home · SonomaWood Valley Ranch
3 bedrooms · 2 baths · sleeps 8A single-story home on more than seven private acres of hillside vineyard east of town, with a black-bottom pool, hot tub, central air and a big chef's kitchen.- (707) 353-5060
Vacation home · SonomaThe Bancroft Inn
5 bedrooms · 4 baths · sleeps 10A beautifully kept two-story Victorian from 1889, behind a white picket fence with a flowering garden, wisteria trellis and a hot tub in the back yard.- (707) 353-5060
Vacation home · SonomaAuberge Sonoma 151 (North Suite)
2 bedrooms · 2 baths · sleeps 4One of three luxury suites a short walk from Sonoma's historic Plaza, with a private entrance and covered porch, a kitchen, dining and living area with a gas fireplace, air conditioning and a washer and dryer.- (707) 353-5060
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164 places in Sonoma Valley, each with a phone number you can call before you go.
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The town of Sonoma
Sonoma is built around its historic Plaza, still the center of town. Tasting rooms, restaurants and inns sit around its edges, and the vineyards begin a few minutes away.
Eat in SonomaStay in SonomaAround the Plaza
IllustrativeWinery · SonomaAnaba Winery
4.7 ★★★★★ (224 Google reviews)Wine tasting in Sonoma.- (707) 996-4188
Winery · SonomaBartholomew Park Winery
4.6 ★★★★★ (245 Google reviews)Wine tasting in Sonoma.- (707) 509-0540
IllustrativeCafé / bakery · SonomaBasque Boulangerie
3.8 ★★★★☆ (565 Google reviews)Food and drink in Sonoma.- (707) 935-7687
IllustrativeCafé / bakery · SonomaCafe Scooteria
4.7 ★★★★★ (153 Google reviews)Coffee Shop in Sonoma.- (707) 938-0800
IllustrativeInn / B&B · SonomaA Captain's House
A place to stay in Sonoma.- (707) 938-3031
IllustrativeHotel · SonomaCinnamon Bear Creekside Inn
4.6 ★★★★★ (284 Google reviews)A place to stay in Sonoma.- (707) 935-8100
Weekend in Sonoma
Local picks and partner deals, once a week.
Beyond the Plaza
Up and down the valley
Glen Ellen and Kenwood to the north, the Springs in between, and Schellville and Carneros to the south.
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Sonoma Valley guides
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Things to do in Sonoma, CA: the best of Sonoma Valley
A local-minded list of the best things to do in Sonoma Valley: the Plaza and Mission, wine tasting, bike tours, Jack London's ranch, hiking, and Sonoma Raceway.
Sonoma Plaza guide: history, what to see and where to go
Everything to know about the Sonoma Plaza: its history, the Mission and Barracks, City Hall, parking, and tasting rooms and restaurants around the square.
Sonoma Valley wine tasting for first-timers
A friendly, no-jargon guide to wine tasting in Sonoma Valley: how tastings work, booking, how many wineries to visit, getting around safely and where to start.
Biking Sonoma Valley: bike tours, rentals and easy rides
How to see Sonoma Valley by bike: guided winery bike tours, e-bikes, rentals delivered to your hotel, and easy rides near the Sonoma Plaza and Glen Ellen.
Sonoma Raceway visitor guide
Plan a visit to Sonoma Raceway: NASCAR and NHRA weekends, karting, track days, how to get there, and where to eat and stay in Sonoma Valley nearby.
Hiking trails near Sonoma
The best hiking near Sonoma, CA: Jack London State Historic Park, Sugarloaf Ridge, Sonoma Valley Regional Park, Hood Mountain and more, with hours, fees and dog rules.
Questions
Visiting Sonoma
What is there to do in Sonoma, California?
The town of Sonoma is built around its historic Plaza, with tasting rooms, restaurants and the Mission San Francisco Solano within walking distance. Nearby you can tour wineries by bike or car, hike in Jack London State Historic Park in Glen Ellen, or watch (or drive) at Sonoma Raceway near Carneros.
What is the best way to visit Sonoma wineries without driving?
Book a guided tour. Bike tours, like the ones run by Sonoma Adventures from Broadway in Sonoma, ride between wineries on the valley floor with a local guide and include lunch. Tour operators and drivers are listed under Wine tours.
Where is Everything Sonoma's information from?
Listings come from OpenStreetMap and from businesses' own websites. Only places with a phone number on record are shown. The guide currently lists 164 places across 7 towns in Sonoma Valley. More of Sonoma County is coming later.