Napa Valley Wine Road
United States
California's Silverado Trail and Highway 29 thread through the most celebrated wine valley in the Americas, grand château wineries, Michelin-starred restaurants, mustard flowers in spring, and golden harvest light in fall.
Explore on the interactive map →Stops along the route
- Napa
The valley's gateway city anchors world-class dining and the Oxbow Public Market before the vine rows begin.
- Yountville
The Michelin capital of the US by restaurant density. Thomas Keller's French Laundry anchors a village built around great food.
- Robert Mondavi Winery
The winery that put California on the world wine map. Mission-style architecture and guided tours are the best introduction.
- Beaulieu Vineyard
Georges de Latour planted these vines in 1900. The Private Reserve helped define California Cabernet Sauvignon.
- St. Helena
The valley's charming main street offers Bale Grist Mill, the Culinary Institute at Greystone, and Victorian storefronts.
- Calistoga
Volcanic geysers and mud baths have drawn visitors since 1868. Old Faithful Geyser marks the valley's northern head.
Where to Eat
- The French LaundryFrench
An iconic three-Michelin-starred restaurant offering exquisite French cuisine in an elegant setting.
- Bouchon BistroFrench
A classic French bistro serving traditional dishes with a modern twist, complemented by an extensive wine list.
- Gott's RoadsideAmerican
A casual eatery known for its gourmet burgers, hand-spun shakes, and outdoor picnic-style seating.
Things to Do
- Castello di AmorosaHistoric Site
A 13th-century-inspired Tuscan castle and winery offering tours and tastings in a medieval setting.
- Old Faithful Geyser of CaliforniaNature
A natural geyser that erupts regularly, surrounded by picnic grounds and a petting zoo.
- Napa Valley Wine TrainExperience
A scenic train ride through Napa Valley offering gourmet dining and wine tasting onboard.