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General Mariano Gaudalupe Vallejo (1807-1890) was a key figure in the history of Sonoma. Learn more about the life of General Vallejo. Local resources on the history on Sonoma include the Sonoma Valley Historical Society & Depot Park Museum and the Sonoma State Historic Park. THE HISTORY OF SONOMA Developed by Sonoma City Historian, Robert...

PUBLIC COMMENT POLICY The City of Sonoma uses social media to provide information about City services and programs and to interact with residents, businesses, and visitors about public issues.  We encourage you to post comments, but please note that social media is a moderated online discussion site and not a public forum. By posting anything...

More than a thousand businesses have chosen to make their home in the City of Sonoma. If you're looking for a location for your new, expanding, or relocating business, the Sonoma Valley Chamber of Commerce can provide you with general information about the local market, the permit process, and available financial assistance and incentive programs,...

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Sip, Shop, Savor Find the shopping, services, and dining options you are looking for at the website of the Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau or on the Sonoma Chamber's Online Business Directory.

The City of Sonoma comprises 2.74 square miles within the Sonoma Valley.  The Mayacamas and Sonoma Mountain ranges on either side of the valley allow in just enough coastal fog to cool the vineyards on summer nights.  Our "mediterranean" climate makes the valley not only one of the world's finest grape-growing regions, but a wonderful...

Getting to, from, and around Sonoma can take many forms. Sonoma's downtown is very walkable, and we're a bicycle-friendly community, so park your car and start exploring.  Public transit bus services are supplemented by as private transportation options including taxis, rideshare services, limos, and tour companies. 

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. In addition to a professional staff, more than 50 community volunteers help welcome visitors to the Sonoma...