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Visit-Santa-Rosa-Visitor-Guide1.Pdf THE HAPPENING HUB FOR ALL THERE IS TO SEE, DO, EAT, DRINK, HIKE, BIKE AND EXPLORE IN SONOMA COUNTY. it’s already sunday, and you still have wines to taste, redwood groves to hike, and the beach beckons. You’re going to need more days. LIBATIONS Welcome to santa rosa CULINARY Just 55 miles north of San Francisco, in the urban heart of wine country, you’ll find Santa Rosa: a city with a cool vibe and vibrant culture waiting to be explored. FAMILY ACTIVITIES Turns out, there are still parts of California yet to be discovered. Santa Rosa is one such place — the happening hub for all there is to see, do, eat, drink, hike, bike, and explore in Sonoma County. Take a typical day. Have a quick breakfast at a funky downtown ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT coffee shop. Once you are fueled up, take a bike ride through a vineyard or the redwoods to the coast. Come back downtown to quench your thirst with one of our world-famous local beers, and dine on fresh, Sonoma-grown food. And the wines! Well, Sonoma County wines need no introduction. OUTDOOR Later, catch a music show, an art opening, or hit the sack early. You still have wine country to explore, redwood groves to hike, and the beaches of Bodega to explore. GETTING HERE The truth is, when you come to Santa Rosa, you’re going to need a few extra days. Which is fine, you’re always welcome. EVENTS VISITSANTAROSA.COM LODGING Here in Wine Country’s coolest city, we sample an eclectic array of handcrafted spirits and world-renowned microbrews. We are where wine country meets beer city, where world-class wine meets the epicenter of American craft beer, all with a bourgeoning spirits scene. Our wine country reputation precedes itself, and with more than 425+ winer- ies open to the public, there is something to taste for every palate. They say it takes a lot of beer to make good wine, which is fitting, because we are also home to some of the best brews and ciders in the country. If wine and beer aren’t your style, discover the area’s finest distilleries. Whether you have a taste for gin, vodka, or whiskey, we’ve got you covered. Oh, and the wines are good, too. Lost in the heart of California’s culinary epicenter, we feast like farm-raised royalty on Sonoma-grown food and wine. Santa Rosa is a foodie paradise without the pretense – where fresh from the farm is standard fare. We are authentic and so is our vibrant food culture. We invented farm-to-table cuisine, and not because it was trendy, because it’s how we live. Santa Rosa is bursting with famed chefs, iconic foods, locally caught seafood from the Sonoma Coast, and year-round farmers markets. We are the epicenter of California’s food and wine scene, and your plate will always be full and local. Whether you are enjoying a romantic dinner for two; meeting your friends for a quick bite; pairing our cuisine with local libations and stunning scenery; or digging in to a feast of fresh seafood or locally raised meats; whatever your taste, you really can’t go wrong in Santa Rosa. request a table near the farm. With curiosities peaked, imaginations expanded, bellies full, and bodies tired, child exhaustion accomplished. Santa Rosa is the perfect hub to explore Sonoma County with your family. Kids (and kids at heart) will adore a visit to the home of Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and friends at the Charles M. Schulz Museum. Don’t forget to keep watch for over 70 Peanuts statues throughout town celebrating these iconic characters. Teach the kiddos how to fly with an exciting zip line through the redwoods or visit one of the many parks and lakes open for hiking and exploring. Want to really tire them out? Head to the ocean and get a taste of the salt air and the gorgeous, rugged Sonoma coast, or visit a true African Safari complete with giraffes and rhinos. Yeah, I think they might sleep well tonight! big days for the little ones. We sated our appetites for arts and culture on live music, world-class museums, and a happening art scene. While wine may take center stage here often, Sonoma County also cultivates innovative artists and entertainers. We are blessed with public art and wonderful museums. Discover great music, by well-known bands and locals alike, in intimate venues or one of our renowned performing arts centers. We also love a good outdoor concert with our gorgeous scenery and great weather; grab a perfect picnic of fresh, local food and delicious wine. Pull up a seat, we are all friends here. delightso many beyondsenses taste.to Invigorated by beach strolls, mountain hikes and bike rides, we catch our breath under the local version of skyscrapers. Admit it, you were designed for outdoor adventuring. Breathing in the fresh air; connecting with Mother Nature by gliding sky high through the redwoods on a zip line; hiking abundant trails with stunning views; catching rocky vistas from an ocean kayak; or running a marathon through a vineyard, you’ve come to the right place. Fancy a bike ride? With international professionals riding our roads, for fun and competition, we know a thing or two about exploring on two wheels. Whether you prefer a tough climb with winding declines and stellar views, or simply want to enjoy a smooth guided ride through vineyards, Sonoma County has a ride for everyone. So do yourself a favor, get outdoors and unplug. There will be plenty of time hermother best nature work doeshere. for an iconic wine country selfie later. ALL THINGS BEER Bear Republic Brewing Co. 5000 Roberts Lake Rd. Rohnert Park / 707-585-2722 bearrepublic.com Belly Left Coast Kitchen & Taproom 523 Fourth St. Santa Rosa / 707-526-5787 bellyleftcoastkitchen.com On Tap Beer Tours 1040 North Dutton Ave. Santa Rosa / 707-786-6286 ontapber.tours.com Plow Brewing Company 3334 Industrial Dr. Santa Rosa / 707-843-4583 plowbrewing.com Russian River Brewing Co. - Santa Rosa 725 Fourth St. Santa Rosa / 707-545-2337 russianriverbrewing.com Russian River Brewing Co. - Windsor 700 Mitchell Ln. Windsor / 707-545-2337 russianriverbrewing.com Third Street Aleworks 601 Third St. Santa Rosa / 707-523-3060 thirdstreetaleworks.com Trail House 4036 Montgomery Dr. Santa Rosa / 707-843-4943 trailhousesantarosa.com Victory House 3215 Coffee Ln. Santa Rosa / 707-575-9029 visitepicenter.com WINERIES / TASTING ROOMS TASTING FEE TOURS 4th Street Cellars Francis Ford Coppola Winery Simi Winery 127 Fourth St. 300 Via Archimedes 16275 Healdsburg Ave. Santa Rosa / 707-806-2779 Geyserville / 707-857-1471 Healdsburg / 707-473-3232 4thstreetcellars.com francisfordcoppolawinery.com simiwinery.com Balletto Vineyards & Winery Imagery Estate Winery Sonoma Cutrer Vineyards 5700 Occidental Rd. 14335 Sonoma Hwy. 12 4401 Slusser Rd. Santa Rosa / 707-568-2455 Glen Ellen / 707-935-4515 Windsor / 707-237-3489 ballettovineyards.com imagerywinery.com sonomacutrer.com Benziger Family Winery Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate St. Francis Winery & Vineyard 1883 London Ranch Rd. & Gardens 100 Pythian Rd. Glen Ellen / 707-935-3017 5007 Fulton Rd. Santa Rosa / 707-538-9463 benziger.com Fulton / 707-544-4000 stfranciswinery.com kj.com Breathless Sparkling Wines Trecini Winery 499 Moore Ln. Kenwood Vineyards 684 Seventh St. Healdsburg / 707-395-7300 9592 Sonoma Hwy. Santa Rosa / 707-525-9400 breathlesswines.com Kenwood / 707-282-4228 treciniwinery.com kenwoodvineyards.com Castello di Amorosa Virginia Dare Winery 4045 St. Helena Hwy. Korbel Winery 22281 Chianti Rd. Calistoga / 707-967-6272 13250 River Rd. Geyserville / 707-735-3500 castellodiamorosa.com Guerneville / 707-824-7000 virginiadarewinery.com korbel.com Chateau Adore 4080 Old Redwood Hwy. La Crema Winery Santa Rosa / 707-548-3979 3757 Slusser Rd. chateauadore.com Windsor / 707-525-6200 lacrema.com Chateau Montelena 1429 Tubbs Ln. Landmark Vineyards Calistoga / 707-942-5105 101 Adobe Canyon Rd. montelena.com Kenwood / 707-833-0053 landmarkwine.com D’Argenzio Winery at Martin Ray Vineyards & Mutt Lynch Winery Paradise Ridge Winery Rodney Strong Vineyards Santa Rosa Vintners Square Landmark Vineyards, Winery 9050 Windsor Rd. - Kenwood 11455 Old Redwood Hwy. 1301 Cleveland Ave., Suite A Hop Kiln Estate 2191 Laguna Rd. Windsor / 707-687-5089 8860 Sonoma Hwy. Healdsburg / 707-431-1533 Santa Rosa / 707-546-2466 6050 Westside Rd. Santa Rosa / 707-823-2404 muttlynchwinery.com Kenwood / 707-282-9020 rodneystrong.com dargenziowine.com Healdsburg / 707-433-6491 martinraywinery.com prwinery.com landmarkwine.com Notre Vue Winery & Vineyard Siduri Wines Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and Matanzas Creek Winery 11010 Estate Ln. Paradise Ridge Winery 981 Airway Ct., Suite E Winery Ledson Winery & Vineyards 6097 Bennett Valley Rd. Windsor / 707-433-4050 - Santa Rosa Santa Rosa / 707-578-3882 8761 Dry Creek Rd. 7335 Hwy. 12 Santa Rosa / 707-528-6464 notrevueestate.com 4545 Thomas Lake Harris Dr. (by appointment only) Healdsburg / 707-433-6700 Kenwood / 707-537-3810 matanzascreek.com Santa Rosa / 707-528-9463 siduri.com ferrari-carano.com ledson.com prwinery.com RESTAURANTS BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER Amy’s Drive-Thru Charlie’s at the Windsor Golf Club La Gare French Restaurant Mountain Mike’s Pizza River’s End Restaurant & Inn VEGETARIAN AMERICAN FRENCH PIZZA AMERICAN GOURMET 58 Golf Course Dr. West 1320 Nineteenth Hole Dr. 208 Wilson St. 11048 Hwy. 1 Rohnert Park / 707-755-3629 Windsor / 707-838-8802 Santa Rosa / 707-528-4355 3125 Cleveland Ave. Jenner / 707-865-2484 amysdrivethru.com windsorgolf.com lagarerestaurant.com Santa Rosa / 707-595-6505 ilovesunsets.com Chicago’s Pizza With A Twist 6580 Hembree Ln. Bear Republic Brewing Co. River Vine PIZZA La Rosa Tequileria & Grille Windsor / 707-836-1700 WINE COUNTRY BREWPUB 2780 Stony Point Rd., #M MEXICAN 4350 Barnes Rd.
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