The Legacy Tour on the Napa Valley Wine Train

Experience Napa Valley's wine country in style with gourmet dining, wine tastings, and historic rail travel aboard the vintage Napa Valley Wine Train.

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Embark on a luxurious six-hour journey through Napa Valley aboard vintage 1915 Pullman rail cars. The Legacy Tour blends wine country activities with moments of relaxation, including wine tastings, gourmet meals, and visits to renowned wineries like Charles Krug and V. Sattui. Capture a selfie at the iconic Napa Valley welcome sign and savor a four-course meal prepared onboard, all while enjoying vineyard views.

A brief summary to The Legacy Tour

1275 McKinstry St, Napa, California, 94559, US
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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring The Legacy Tour.

Book in advance, especially during peak season, as the Legacy Tour is a popular experience and sells out quickly.
Consider adding the sommelier flight tasting to elevate your dining experience with selections from renowned wineries.
Dress in smart casual attire for a comfortable yet stylish experience.
Arrive early to allow time for parking and check-in at the McKinstry Street Station.
Check the Napa Valley Wine Train website for special events and themed rides throughout the year.

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Getting There

Driving

The Napa Valley Wine Train is located at 1275 McKinstry St, Napa, CA 94559. From Highway 29, exit at Lincoln Avenue and head east. Turn right onto Soscol Avenue, then left onto McKinstry Street. The entrance to the Wine Train station will be on your right. Ample free parking is available at the McKinstry Street Station.
Public Transport

The Napa Valley Wine Train is accessible via the VINE Transit system. Check the VINE schedule for routes and times to the McKinstry Street Station. From the Vallejo Ferry Terminal, connect to the Napa VINE Route 11 shuttle to downtown Napa. A single ride on VINE costs $1.75.
Taxi/Ride-Share

Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are readily available in Napa. A ride from downtown Napa to the Wine Train station will typically cost between $10 and $15, depending on traffic and demand.

Discover more about The Legacy Tour

The Legacy Tour offers a quintessential Napa Valley experience, combining the romance of vintage rail travel with the region's celebrated wine and cuisine. This six-hour excursion takes you on a 36-mile round trip from Napa to St. Helena and back, aboard meticulously restored Pullman rail cars dating back to 1915. The journey begins at the Napa Valley Wine Train station, where you'll board the train and be greeted with a welcome glass of sparkling wine. As the train departs, settle into your comfortable seat and prepare for a culinary adventure. A four-course, wine country-inspired meal, crafted with fresh, local ingredients, is served onboard. The Legacy Tour includes a stop at the iconic Napa Valley welcome sign in Oakville, offering an Insta-worthy photo opportunity and a tasting of premium wines. You'll also disembark for seated tastings at two of Napa Valley's most historic wineries: Charles Krug, the oldest winery in Napa Valley, and V. Sattui, known for its stunning gardens and Italianate architecture. Together, these wineries boast over 200 years of winemaking history. Throughout the tour, you'll be immersed in the region's rich history and scenic beauty. The Napa Valley Wine Train itself dates back to 1864, when it was founded by Samuel Brannan to transport tourists to his Calistoga resort. Today, the train continues to preserve a piece of Napa Valley history, offering a unique and memorable way to experience the region.