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Wineries are beginning to rival the sweet-tasting Walla Walla onion as the hallmark of this lovely town at the foot of the Blue Mountains. In fact, the combination of excellent wineries and appealing scenery has put Walla Walla on the map as one of the country's hottest new wine-touring regions. The town's rich history, starting with the Indian tribes who first settled here followed by the early pioneers, the establishment and subsequent tragic demise of a famous mission and then a gold rush... more » Wineries are beginning to rival the sweet-tasting Walla Walla onion as the hallmark of this lovely town at the foot of the Blue Mountains. In fact, the combination of excellent wineries and appealing scenery has put Walla Walla on the map as one of the country's hottest new wine-touring regions. The town's rich history, starting with the Indian tribes who first settled here followed by the early pioneers, the establishment and subsequent tragic demise of a famous mission and then a gold rush, is also a tourist draw. Fascinating museums and historic attractions bring this past to life. Music and the arts are a vital part of this culturally conscious college town, which boasts one of the oldest symphony orchestras west of the Mississippi, frequent summertime blues and jazz concerts, arts festivals and at least 15 art galleries. A revitalized downtown features restored 19th-century buildings, restaurants, galleries and wine-tasting rooms. If you're itching for outdoor fun, head east for hiking, mountain biking and fishing in the Blue Mountains or take the relatively easy Stateline Loop bike trail to Oregon and back. « less
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Walla Walla Inns at the Vineyard

5 of 5 stars
Seattle
Nov 25, 2009

Travelled to Walla Walla with 2 friends for some peace and quiet and we found it at Walla Walla Inns at the Vineyard. We booked the guesthouse. Well appointed, quiet and peaceful. Its a wonderful...more

Fat Duck Inn

Nov 24, 2009

Just returned from a three-day wine weekend in Walla Walla. My wife and I had the run of the Inn along with five of our friends from Seattle. Alexa (hostess and owner) was welcoming, gracious,...more

Green Gables Inn

5 of 5 stars
Sedro-Woolley
Nov 22, 2009

My husband surprised me with a fabulous weekend get away at The Green Gables B&B in Walla Walla WA, owned and operated by Albert Musard. I have to admit that I was a little nervous at first when he...more

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