California... Places and tourist activities in Napa County

Weather of Arabia - Napa County is located on the San Francisco Bay in California , and the city of Napa is 50 miles north of San Francisco at the southern end of the scenic Napa Valley.

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Sights in Napa County, California

The most important sights worth visiting in Napa are: the Napa Firefighters Museum, and the Labyrinth in the Methodist Church, which is a replica of the Labyrinth in Chartres Cathedral.

And if you are one of the pioneers of art galleries, do not miss the Quinte Cordier Fine Art Gallery, which opens its doors daily from 11 am to 5 pm and includes fine and inspiring paintings, sculptures and drawings in the style of contemporary romantic realism.

Music lovers can also head to the Napa Valley Opera House on the city's main street, or to the Napa Valley Symphony , which performs classical and pop masterpieces and shows at the Lincoln Theater in Yountville.

Me Wei Spa is an exclusive private spa recognized as one of the best spas in Napa Valley offering a truly unique spa experience, there is also another spa named Me Wei Spa & Massage that offers a unique and authentic taste of Napa Valley.

Great tourist activities in Napa Valley

Walking in Westwood Hills Park located in Browns Valley Road and Laurel Street is one of the favorite activities for many, as they can get beautiful views of the valley from the paths of this park. It is also possible to join one-day guided bike tours or as part of holiday packages.

Also don't miss riding the train with the various carriages offered on a round trip to St. Helena, 36 miles from Napa. Other activities include cruises with Napa River Adventure in Kennedy Park, guided excursions in powerboats or on laid out kayaks. For Rent.

Napa County also has great opportunities for balloon rides in the Napa Valley north of Yountville, and helicopter rides with Bridgeford Aviation at Napa Valley Airport halfway between Napa and Vallejo, both of which feature a bird's-eye view of the Napa Valley.