Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau

• Ryan Kingsbury
  
  
  (January 5, 2019, 2:53 pm)

  Ginni was super helpful walking us through the many options here in Sonoma.

• S M
  
  
  (April 7, 2018, 2:54 am)

  While visiting SF, we drove to Muir woods and arrived in Sonoma around noon. We had less than four hours to explore,because we had to return our rental car in SF. The best thing we did was stopped by the center and ask for recommendations. The volunteer guide was so knowledgeable, we we're able to visit Benziger and join a tour, explore two other vineyards. Then make it back to SF in time. Also, at the visitor center, there was a place,who sold empanadas, with sauce /chutney not quite sure to describe the condiment- Well, it was delicious. Would I choose Napa over Sonoma? I'm pretty laid back , so yes a million times yes! If Napa is the gateway to California's wine country, then Sonoma is its soul.

• Michael Squillante
  
  
  (February 8, 2018, 6:53 pm)

  If you are going wine tasting in Sonoma, stop here first and get info, maps, and, best of all, coupons.

• gooooonish
  
  
  (September 11, 2014, 10:31 am)

  Very friendly and helpful. Was over in April 2014 from London, and can't wait to go back. Such a stunning area.

• Nic Kleemann
  
  
  (May 11, 2013, 10:55 pm)

  The Sonoma Valley Visitor center is a must stop. Doesn't matter if you already have a plan, they might have a better one, and they are incredible friendly.
  
  And apart from great advise you will find a restaurant, art galleries and some shops here too.
  
  You also have to make at least one picture sitting in their huge blue chair - just saying...

Contact the Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau

contact us: two visitor center locations open 7 days a week call toll-free 866-996-1090 About the Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau. Founded in 1984, the Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau (SVVB) is a nonprofit organization representing more than 350 member businesses that serve and support the local hospitality community.

Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau - City of Sonoma

The Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau (SVVB) is a membership organization that promotes Sonoma Valley as a destination and provides information at their Sonoma Plaza visitors center at 453 First St East, as well as at an office at Cornerstone Sonoma.

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Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau in Sonoma, CA. A year-round destination for wine enthusiasts, foodies, outdoor adventurists, event buffs, shopaholics, and more, Sonoma Valley is the ideal place to visit in Wine Country.

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Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau, CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE & VISITOR BUREAUS. 453 First Street East Sonoma, CA 95476. (707) 996-1090

Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau, Sonoma, CA

The map of Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau shows the approximate location in Sonoma, but you should call them at phone number (707) 996-1090 to verify their address is 453 1st Street East, Sonoma, California 95476-6701 and to get hours and driving directions.

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Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau 707-996-1090 The Bureau operates two Visitor Centers — one in the heart of downtown Sonoma and the other at Corner Stone (directly across from Gloria Ferrer Champagne Cellars and about one mile past the Viansa Winery).

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Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau 707-996-1090 The Bureau operates two Visitor Centers — one in the heart of downtown Sonoma and the other at Cornerstone (directly across from Gloria Ferrer Champagne Cellars and about one mile past the Viansa Winery).