Where to stay in Sonoma?
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Sonoma's Verano neighborhood offers attractions including Maxwell Farms Regional Park.

Sonoma's Boyes Hot Springs neighborhood is known for its spas and restaurants, and entices visitors with attractions including Sonoma Golf Club and Maxwell Farms Regional Park.
Sonoma's Downtown Sonoma neighborhood has a host of places to visit such as Sonoma City Hall and Mission San Francisco Solano.
Sonoma's Four Corners neighborhood offers attractions including Sonoma TrainTown Railroad.

Raise a glass in California's wine country, where tasting rooms pour world-class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay amid rolling vineyards that seem to stretch forever. The historic Sonoma Plaza buzzes with locals who've perfected the art of living well, surrounded by boutiques and farm-to-table restaurants that take 'locally sourced' to obsessive levels. Mission San Francisco Solano stands as a reminder of the town's Spanish roots, while the Bear Flag Revolt monument marks where California's brief republic was born. TrainTown delights families with its quarter-scale railway and mini-village. After sampling vintages, catch an indie film at the lovingly preserved Sebastiani Theatre – the marquee alone is worth the visit.

