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Napa Valley Guide: Exploring Yountville, St Helena, Calistoga & Napa

Last Modified: July 8, 2020

For over a century, the Napa Valley region of Northern California has been a popular attraction, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors a year from all over the world. The wine region is one of the most famous in the United States, and the small cities that make up the Napa Valley have both a […]

Filed Under: City Guides, Northern California Tagged With: Napa County

Napa City Guide: Restaurants, Wineries, Art & Bike Rides

Last Modified: May 12, 2020

The Napa city is the gatekeeper to the famous Napa Valley, that people travel from all over the world to visit. The downtown area of the city of Napa has gone through a massive revival over the last decade, and has become its own destination for people to visit. I got a chance to explore […]

Filed Under: City Guides, Northern California Tagged With: Napa, Napa County

9/11 Memorial Garden in Downtown Napa

Last Modified: May 12, 2020

While exploring Downtown Napa, one of the places I was surprised to find in the heart of the city was the beautifully crafted 9/11 Memorial Garden that featured actual steel from the Twin Towers. Established in 2013 and created by the Napa-based artist Gordon Huether, this is a peaceful place in the city to visit and […]

Filed Under: Memorials, Northern California Tagged With: Napa, Napa County

Visiting Gordon Huether’s Art Studio in Napa

Last Modified: May 12, 2020

Gordon Huether is a famous artist based in Napa that does large-scale installation pieces for schools, corporations, cities, etc.  His pieces are incredibly impressive, and you may have even seen a few around the USA at an airport or park. He was the one that made the 9/11 memorial in Downtown Napa, which is really […]

Filed Under: Art, Northern California Tagged With: Napa, Napa County

Downtown Napa Art Walk

Last Modified: May 12, 2020

Over the past two decades, the downtown area of Napa city has gone through a massive revolution. With the construction they did to stop the historic flooding in the area, it turned the riverfront part of Downtown Napa into a beautiful space you can both walk and bike along. One of the best ways to […]

Filed Under: Art, Northern California Tagged With: Napa, Napa County

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