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Napa Valley Santa Rosa

Wine connoisseurs know that Napa Valley is the preeminent destination for those with a discerning palate. This lush California valley is home to more than 400 wineries and produces world class wines, including the award-winning and highly coveted Cabernet Sauvignon. Napa Valley is a mecca for all things wine related. Enjoy wine tours, chat with master vintners, wander through vineyards, and, of course, savor an unrivaled culinary experience amid the striking beauty of the valley and surrounding hills. 
Napa Valley is wine country and a favorite vacation spot for wine lovers and foodies. The winery owners, winemakers, and staff are devoted to giving guests a hedonistic adventure. Not surprisingly, Napa Valley sees a spike in visitors coinciding with the grape harvest season, from August to October, but thanks to California’s balmy climate, Napa Valley is a year-round attraction. Approximately 3.85 million people travel to this wine region each year. 
Napa Valley is a 789-square mile valley located fifty miles north of San Francisco between the Vaca and Mayacamas mountain ranges. Sacramento, the capitol of California, is about 60 miles to the east of Napa Valley. 
Some must-sees in Napa Valley and downtown Napa include Castello di Amorosa, with its Tuscan-inspired castle, The French Laundry, for some of the best French cuisine this side of Paris, the Oxbow Public Market, a sunny, open-air farmer’s market, and the Napa Valley Wine Train, a moving restaurant on a vintage locomotive that circles the valley. Indulge at the wineries’ tasting rooms and restaurants, lounge poolside at one of the fabulous resorts, or, if you are feeling adventurous, take a hot air balloon ride over Napa Valley.

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Palm Springs

Palm Springs, CA, is a golf and tennis mecca in the southern California desert.

Nicknamed the Golf Capital of the World, Palm Springs first became popular for another sport – tennis. The Palm Springs Tennis Club and the Palm Springs Racquet Club first brought visitors to this sunny, Southern California city. 
Situated in the Sonoran Desert, Palm Springs takes its name from the plentiful trees and the natural hot springs. Take a break for your play to admire the mid-century-modern architecture and stroll through the vintage boutiques. Enjoy a stay at one of the elegant hotels and dine at chic restaurants. 
As a desert community, Palm Spring can get hot in the summertime. If you love the heat, this will be an ideal time to plan your visit. More pleasant temperatures, however, occur from December through April. This is when most visitors come to Palm Springs, which has an average of 350 days of sunshine per year, making it a perfect destination for more than a million and a half visitors each year. 
Palm Springs is located in the Coachella Valley. It is about 100 miles due east of Los Angeles and 135 miles to the northeast of San Diego. The permanent population of Palm Springs is almost 48,000 people.
Visitors can enjoy some one-of-a-kind experiences. For example, you can book a Jeep tour to the San Andreas fault or get a bird’s-eye view of the region from the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway or visit the three-block-long VillageFest street fair. Enjoy sophisticated cuisine, trendy taverns, and unique shopping along Palm Canyon Drive in downtown Palm Springs. 

Sacramento

Sacramento, CA, serves up farmers markets and Farm-to-fork dining

Sacramento, California’s state capital city, sifted through Spanish, Mexican, and American development, and crystallized during the 19th century Gold Rush, where mass migration put Sacramento on the map. Today Sacramento is an urban sprawl sprouted with trees, giving the Sac its more appropriate nickname: “City of Trees”. 
This city is one of the most diverse and integrated cities in the United States, a melting pot of different backgrounds and cultures, all influencing the city through theatre, visual arts, music, and cuisine. Sacramento also fancies itself the “Farm-to-Fork Capital of America” due to its large agricultural production and livestock.
The city has taken its place as the fastest-growing major city in California, with a notable financial and major educational hub, increased activity in the healthcare industry, and a fast-paced contemporary scene.
Sacramento sits at the confluence of the American River and the Sacramento River. It enjoys a hot-summer Mediterranean climate, so while the hot, dry summers are ever present, you are left with cool winters, sprinkled by occasional rainfall.
That hot, dry summer can be cut by the sea breeze known by locals as the “delta breeze”, which rises up through the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta from the San Francisco Bay. 
Visit Old Sacramento for museums like the Crocker Art Museum, the Capitol Building Museum in Capital Park, Sutter’s Fort for a look back in time at the Gold Rush, and the Old Sacramento Waterfront, a national landmark historic district.
Midtown has an artistic side and nightlife. Discover festivals like the Asian Pacific Film Festival, Aloha Festival, PRIDE, and Juneteenth Celebration. Check out the largest state-regulated “Certified Farmers’ Market”, not to mention almost 50 other year-round markets. 
Dine at The Firehouse or The Kitchen for seasonal prix fixe menus, or cool down with an ice cream cone from Vic’s or Gunther’s.

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San Jose

San Jose, CA, is the heart of Silicon Valley

The future is now in San Jose, California. The city was founded by the Spanish in 1777, and while the impact of Latino and Chicano history persists, San Jose is also known as a technological innovation hub, earning the nickname: “The Capital of Silicon Valley”. 
The emerging public art scene is interpreting and reimagining its cultural and technological surroundings by the day as if there is a friendly rivalry with the technoworld you are about to step into.
San Jose’s technology boom has created a prosperous job market and aggressive economy. Its place in Silicon Valley makes it home to mega tech giants like Apple and Google, not to mention the startup companies that are fast on their heels. 
San Jose is located in Northern California’s Santa Clara Valley in the southern portion of the San Francisco Bay Area. The area enjoys approximately 300 sunny days per year, and its proximity to the Bay Area means generally mild weather with a dry summer and a wet winter. 
San Jose’s soaring economy nurtures and pushes its artists, small business owners, and natural beauty. Murals in the Chicano historical tradition of Diego Rivera and Jose Clemente Orozco are visual, public textbooks for those walking by on their way to Santana Row--for shopping, eateries, and artisanal tequila cocktails. 
The sheer number of gardens you can visit, including a stroll through the Rose Garden Municipal neighborhood, has earned San Jose its other nickname: The Garden City. You can get lost in the beguiling, confounding layout of the spooky Winchester House, or choose your own adventure by taking a brew tour or heading to the mountains for a wine trail. Just make sure you do not miss out on dinner at the San Pedro Market square where Mexican, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, and Indian cuisines are on full display. 

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Lake Tahoe

A glimmering jewel in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Lake Tahoe may have gained popularity as an upscale ski destination, but it is a year-round destination that offers something for everyone. Try stand-up paddleboarding over those giant submerged boulders that you see in all the Instagram pics or spend an evening with friends at one of the world-class restaurants found around the lake.
More than 2.7 million people visit the Lake Tahoe area each year, making it a favorite summertime retreat as well as one of the best skiing areas in the United States.  Lake Tahoe straddles the California - Nevada border, Lake Tahoe is home to 15 exceptional ski resorts, including Heavenly Mountain Resort, Palisades, and Diamond Peak Resort. But more people visit the Lake Tahoe area in the summer. The tranquil blue water of the lake, proximity to biking and hiking trails, and the pleasant mountain breezes make Lake Tahoe a picture-perfect vacation destination. 
Several charming small towns dot the shoreline of Lake Tahoe, including Tahoe City, Tahoma, and Timberland. Larger Nevada cities include nearby Carson City, about 20 miles to the east, and Reno, almost 40 miles to the north. 
Lake Tahoe is a place where visitors come to play hard and relax even harder. Hike the Tahoe Rim Trail, see the Tallac historic site, or marvel at the Vikingsholm, a 1929 lodge with a distinctive Nordic flair. From the ski resorts with their mountain views, gondola rides, and powdery slopes, to the trendy boutiques and chef-inspired restaurants, to the boating, sailing, and kayaking, and scenic trails, the Lake Tahoe region promises an experience of a lifetime. 

Orange County Santa Ana Anaheim

Orange County, CA, has some famous amusement parks

Some of the finest beaches and biggest attractions are in Orange County, California. By attractions, of course, it is hard to top Disneyland. A rich Native and Spanish history spans from the coasts through the palm tree speckled streets. 
While the Disneyland resort is the second biggest attraction draws in the U.S., Knotts Berry Farm alone pulls in 7 million visitors annually.
An emphasis on public health, strong education, and natural preservation can be felt in Orange County. The food scene is the stuff of James Beard and Food Network pedigree, with plenty of shopping, hiking, golfing, biking, and beach bumming to be had.
Orange County faces the Pacific Ocean on the southwest with Los Angeles county bordering it to the north.Orange County enjoys a warm and temperate climate. The summers are short, warm, and clear. The winters run are longer, and run cool with partly cloudy days. The best time to visit Orange for warm-weather activities is from late May to early October. 
Start your day right at Basilur Tea and Coffee. The Crystal Cove State Park is a coastal, protected natural area known for its array of outdoor activities, such as thrilling hiking and bike trails, or hitting the waves for scuba diving, surfing, and kayaking.
Treat your curious side at the Shipley Nature Center for bird watching and butterfly gardens, or visit the Mission San Juan Capistrano, a centuries-old mission of impressive architecture and historical artworks. Duck into the Laguna Beach art galleries or take a brewery tour for some splendid sips from Lost Winds, American Brew Works, Beachwood Brewing, and more. Just make sure you do not miss out on the tacos at Cha Cha’s Kitchen before taking in a sunset view. 

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