What combines the sophistication of a wine and gourmet restaurant, and the elegant ambience of a country-rolling train? The answer is the Napa Valley Wine Train, California’s wine capital’s offering to people with discriminating tastes for wining and dining.

Running along the scenic valleys of Napa County, travelling between Napa and St. Helena, California, the Napa Valley Wine Train is a privately owned recreation train owned and operated by the Napa Valley Railroad. The train route passes through the towns of Oakville and Rutherford, giving its passengers a visual treat of lush vineyards and wineries that dot the scenic Napa landscape.

Onboard, the guests are likewise made special because they can partake in the Napa’s world-class wines and sumptuous gourmet meals prepared by the best chefs in the region. They can mingle with other passengers at the train’s lounge bar. The Napa Valley Wine Train has been operational since September 16, 1989 and has since carried over 2 million passengers.