Castello di Amorosa, an authentically-styled, 121,000 square foot, 12th century Tuscan castle-winery overlooks the Napa Valley from its hillside location near Calistoga. Come tour the Castello and taste the hand-crafted Italian style wines. Reminiscent of old world castles, the Castello has a dungeon, torture chamber and much more. Come see the enormous wine barrel room that’s constructed with ancient Roman cross-vaulted ceilings.

This popular spa soothes visitors through mud baths, steam rooms, massages and more.

Even those who haven't seen the movie Bottle Shock may know that it's set in 1973, in the Napa Valley.  The movie recalls a time when Napa was a beautiful, almost pristine rural area sparsely...

This picturesque winery features a majestic, neo-Mediterranean temple dedicated to wine and a cave theater with stunning sculptures.

 Don’t miss a visit to the Sterling Vineyards while visiting the quaint and laid-back town of Calistoga.  The main attraction here is the complimentary enclosed tram that will provide you with...

Veteran Napa winemaker, Nils Venge, teams up with vintner Mark Carter, to bring you a little slice of wine country heaven, Napa Valley’s Envy Estate Winery. We encourage you to sit and savor a bottle of our wine with your own picnic lunch on our patio. Or, slip inside the cool tasting room, and let the sultry tango music enlighten your senses while our wines inspire your palate.

Like its more famous Yellowstone counterpart, this Napa Valley geyser erupts at regular intervals - every forty minutes, in the case of the Calistoga gusher.

Calistoga Balloons is not just the only company that flies directly out of Calistoga, but their owner, Bob Allen, has been in the business for over 20 years and is one of the most experienced pilots...

Sweeping views of the Pacific and the Sierra Nevada range are highlights of this state park, which features rough terrain, evergreen forests and a five-mile hiking trail to the top of Mount St. Helena.