Napa County

Cultural Heritage & Museums

Explore Napa Valley’s history and art scene through architectural landmarks and specialized museums. See the 13th-century style Tuscan castle at Castello di Amorosa or the Victorian Rhine House at Beringer. For art enthusiasts, the di Rosa Center features massive contemporary installations, while the Hess Collection blends modern art with winemaking. Local history is preserved at the Sharpsteen Museum, founded by a Disney animator, and the Napa Valley Museum. Interactive experiences await at Scientopia and the Napa Firefighters Museum, showcasing vintage equipment and local heritage.

Castello di Amorosa

Castello di Amorosa is a winery located near Calistoga, California. The winery opened to the public in April 2007, as the project of a…

Beringer

Founded in 1876, this historic estate features the Rhine House, a 17-room Victorian mansion with ornate stonework and stained-glass windows, modeled after the Beringer family's ancestral home in Germany.

Sharpsteen Museum

Benjamin Sharpsteen was an American film director and producer for Disney. He directed 31 films between 1920 and 1980.

di Rosa

Have a break from all the wine tasting and enter the extraordinary property filled with large pieces of contemporary art scattered all over.

The Hess Collection

Great winery with an impressive collection of modern art. Worth visiting!

Napa Valley Museum

A recently refurbished museum aiming at a wide audience. Come here to learn more about the life in Napa Valley!

Napa Firefighters Museum

Children will love this museum full of costumes, machinery and photos! Visit to learn more about the local history.

Gordon Huether & Partners

This studio presents innovative, usually large-scale installations bringing together art, architecture and mixed media.

Scientopia Discovery Center

One of not many children places in Napa. Creative exhibits. Your kids will have a blast!

Gallery 1870

Interested in local art? Then this gallery is for you!