There a few companies in Napa that have begun walking tours of the downtown area.
It certainly is a great way to here about the history of Napa, especially the town of Napa as opposed to the history of the wineries, which you can get from visiting wineries up valley.
Now if you are truly interested in a walking tour of Napa, then there is really only one choice. At a reasonably priced $20, Napa Walking Tour (707) 694-5097 offers a guided tour twice a day.
If you are looking for a …

If you’ve been to COPIA (www.copia.org), and you were not impressed at their wine museum, you need to go to the “Real” Napa Valley Museum located in Yountville at the Veterans Home. Head west on California Drive and it is on the right at the top.
 
There are two permanent exhibits:
Land and People of Napa Valley
California Wine: The science of an art

 
Hours: Wednesday through Monday 10am-5pm
Adults $4.50
Students and Seniors $3.50
Children 7-17 $2.50
Under 7 Free

If you don’t have gear, pick it up at Napa Valley Bike Tours (6488 Washington St.) They have all types of bikes and any other gear you’ll neeed. Plus if you rent from them and you end up to far from base camp to return, they’ll pick you up for a small fee.
They also offer different guided tours. A favorite is the Wine and Dine Tour ($125) which includes four winery stops in about four miles. The “dining” is a gourmet lunch.
Yountville is a quaint small …