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Sonoma Plaza Map. Use Google Maps to search, explore, get directions, and find your way around Sonoma Plaza.
Sonoma Plaza Visitor's Guide is a complete listing of all the places to dine, wine taste, shop, and explore during your Sonoma Valley visit.
The town of Sonoma is home to California's largest town square, Sonoma Plaza, which is surrounded by historic buildings, great restaurants, art galleries, and dozens of winery tasting rooms—all of which can be found on a leisurely stroll.
The Plaza's old adobe storefronts, meandering alleyways, sunlit courtyards and historic landmarks hum with an eclectic mix of restaurants, hotels, tasting rooms, cafes, artisan boutiques, galleries—even a vintage movie house.
Sonoma Plaza (Spanish: Plaza de Sonoma) is the central plaza of Sonoma, California. The plaza, the largest in California, was laid out in 1835 by Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo, founder of Sonoma.
Explore Sonoma Plaza, the historic park and plaza in the town of Sonoma in Sonoma County. The History: To many people, Sonoma—just 45 miles from San Francisco—means wine. But when you drink in the surroundings on the eight-acre Sonoma Plaza —the state’s largest plaza—it’s hard to ignore the area’s non-vine history.
Sonoma Plaza is such a fun place to visit. So many restaurants, numerous wine tasting rooms on the plaza, local shops, great ice scream store, small movie theater all located on four blocks in the center of town. Also, a great local hike called the Sonoma Overlook trail just a few blocks from the town square.
