Napa Attractions

The Blue Violet Mansion was built in 1886 in Queen Anne Victorian style. The interior has been restored to retain period details such as old fireplaces, stained glass accents, and a grand staircase. It opened as a bed and breakfast in 1991.

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COPIA explores the relationship between food and the arts through exhibitions, programs, classes and demonstrations. Displays include food products, early cooking utensils and kitchen gadgets. Organic gardens have seasonal plantings of vegetables, herbs, fruits and flowers.

At 3107 Browns Valley Road in Napa is the Carolyn Parr Museum of Natural History offering information about Napa County plants and animals.

The First Presbyterian Church in Napa is a California registered landmark. It was built in 1874 in Victorian Gothic style. The church contains some fine stained glass imported from Belgium.

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Hakusan Sake Gardens is located at One Executive Way in Napa. This unique company is situated on 22 acres amidst a Japanese Garden.

The Napa County Historical Society has a small museum, an archive collection and an historical society.

The Napa Firefighters Museum features a number of exhibits that will be of interest to fire aficionados. There is a hand pumper, a steamer and a number of other pieces of fire fighting equipment as well as photos.

The Napa Municipal Golf Course is a public facility on Strepalow Drive.

The Silverado Country Club in Napa features two 18-hole par-72 golf courses, fine dining, spa and fitness services, and a conference center.