Visitor Centers in Sonoma County

West Sonoma Coast Vintners advocates wines with a clear identity that evoke the complexity of our region and the authenticity of its community—wines with balance, integrity, character and nuance. This…

Sonoma County Winegrowers are family farmers who work hard every day to produce high quality grapes that are the foundation for world class wines. We are dedicated to sustaining our land for future…

Taste your way through West Sonoma County at seven different wineries along Hwy 116 spanning Sebastopol, Graton & Forestville.

Start your Sonoma adventure in Petaluma, the southernmost city in Sonoma County and gateway to Wine Country. Located in the yellow Historic Train Depot built in 1914, the Visitors Center friendly and…

A year-round destination for wine enthusiasts, foodies, outdoor adventurists, event buffs, shopaholics, and more, Sonoma Valley is the ideal place to visit in Wine Country. With 100+ award-winning…

The official California Welcome Center and Santa Rosa Visitors Center is right in the middle of Sonoma County. Surrounded by the wine country-meets-hipster vibe of Railroad Square (where tasting…

Managed by the Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods. Open on the weekends in winter, and open during the week and weekends in summer.

Do you have questions about the Russian River? If you are visiting the Russian River area, please come by one of our two visitor centers or contact us by phone or email. We are also here to help if…

Wending through some of the most picturesque wine country in California, Wine Road, Northern Sonoma County, takes visitors on a sensually gratifying journey of natural beauty, sublime tasting…

Westside Road is a corridor between the picturesque hamlet of Healdsburg, through breath taking wine country landscape, and Sonoma County’s River Road. In a quaint 12 miles wineries new and old, large…