When in Sonoma Valley come see us at one of our two visitor centers— at 453 First Street East on the historic Sonoma Plaza, and at 24724 Arnold Drive at Jacuzzi Family Vineyards on Highway 121—are open all year. Come in and talk to our professional staff who welcome visitors to the Valley.
Want to know where to taste? Looking for a good spot for dinner? Need the latest on where to hear live music? Our team of professional staff and volunteers are ready to assist you with your Sonoma Valley visit. We also carry information about the redwoods, the Sonoma Coast and things to see and do around Sonoma County.
You can also text us your questions: 707-996-1090.
Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau
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