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Villas in Sonoma
Plan your next trip to the gorgeous city of Sonoma. This destination can be found located in the Northern Bay region of the Bay Area, within the Sonoma County of California, United States of America. The city is known to be one of the main cities in the state’s Wine Country. With a population of 32,678 inhabitants, this is the ideal place to visit if you are looking for a middle-sized city near the beach in California. With a long and rich history, the origins of the city can be dated back to 1823 when Jose Altimira established the Mission San Francisco Solano in the area.
Rental properties in SonomaThere are many stunning villas available to choose from while planning your visit to Sonoma. You will be able to find some properties located closer to the natural landscapes, some others by the vineyards, as well as ones right on the beach. Imagine waking up in the morning and having a delicious breakfast while admiring the nature around you. Spend the afternoon taking a stroll in the nature trails that surround the house or swimming around your private pool. Invite friends over for a delicious barbecue in your backyard. These are some of the fantastic memories you could be making with an accommodation in Sonoma.
Travelers and activities
You will be able to try out multiple activities while enjoying the gorgeous natural landscape of Sonoma. Being a very popular wine country, your first stop should be visiting the vineyards and wineries. You will be able to find over 60,000-acres of vineyards and more than 400 wineries, all spread in 16 different wine regions. Sonoma is home to about 50 grape varieties and you will get the chance to visit small family-run wineries just as well as large world-renowned ones. If you are looking for a special winery to check out, head to the Medlock Ames. This eco-friendly winery can be found in the Alexander Valley. Opened in 1998, this winery welcomes you in a stunning tasting room, as well as being surrounded by edible gardens where they host plenty of live concerts.
Sonoma for familiesIf you choose to bring your family along with you to your trip to Sonoma, try out these great activities together. Check out the Charles M Schulz Museum and Research Center. Best known as the creator of the Peanuts comic strip, this museum focuses on memorializing the life work of the artist. Inside you will be able to find one of the largest collections of original Peanuts artwork in the world, watch documentaries, and even check out a replica of Schulz’s art studio. Another fun spot to visit for train lovers is the Depot Park Museum. This museum will tell you and your family the story of the Sonoma Valley from before the European settlement up until modern days.
Did you know that Sonoma has more vineyards than Napa Valley?
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Try out some delicious farm-to-table cuisine. This restaurant specializes in providing its visitors with fresh and organic dishes. The menu changes seasonally with the available ingredients and they pair everything with the local wines.
2. Sonoma Valley Museum of ArtCheck out some beautiful art pieces. This museum is located just a short walk from Sonoma Town Plaza. Here you will be able to find a rotating exhibit of modern and contemporary art made by local, national, and international artists.
3. Safari WestVisit the animals in Sonoma. In this safari you will be able to find over 1,000 animals that are native to Africa. The 400-acre preserve offers guided safari opportunities which last about three hours and will teach you about 90 different species.
4. Trione-Annadel State ParkSpend the day at the park. This park covers about 5,092-acres of area and it has 35 miles of hiking trails crisscrossing all around. Here you can also go biking, horseback riding, and fishing.
5. Di RosaWalk around a park filled with art. This museum was founded by Rene di Rosa, a famous art collector. Known to be the larges collection of modern and contemporary artworks by Bay Area artists, this museum is home to over 2,000 pieces and hundreds of sculptures.
6. General Joseph Hooker HouseLearn about the local history. This house was built in 1850s by the Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Hooker. Here you will be able to learn about the history of Sonoma while mesmerizing at memorabilia and artifacts.
7. Gloria Ferrer Champagne Caves & VineyardPop some bottles in California. This vineyard specializes in sparkling wine and it has over 335-acres of vineyards. Spend the afternoon trying their wine while strolling by the gardens.