Visit Walla Walla

L'Ecole N 41 tasting room has been nominated for a Newsweek Readers’ Choice Award for “Best Tasting Room”! If you love L'Ecole's tasting room or Walla Walla Valley wine in general, we'd love your votes! Voting is open daily until October 24 at 9am PT. Vote now! https://lnkd.in/gvZc_a_b Note that the voting button is the one below their winery's description, not above it. The way it is arranged with the line break is a little confusing, especially on mobile. :: #visitwallawalla #lecoleN41 #wallawallavalleywine #winecountry #winetasting #besttastingroom #NewsweekReadersChoiceAward

Small cities are sometimes just a short stop for visitors in a hurry to get somewhere else. Here is why Walla Walla should be a multi-day adventure for your next getaway: "It has recently been recognized as the best wine region in the country, and most people know it for its fine wines. Walla Walla is the place of pilgrimage for both serious wine connoisseurs and those just looking for a casual getaway filled with excellent wine and food... The city also has many notable hotels, like The Historic Marcus Whitman, the tallest building in town; and cozy boutique inns, like Eritage Resort, The Finch or Abeja Inn & Winery [pictured here]—each geared for pampering guests in style. But Walla Walla isn’t only known for wine, food and exceptional hospitality. It is home to a vibrant arts scene and has a rich history. Browse the walkable downtown to visit multiple wine tasting rooms, grab a meal and explore galleries and shops. Drive a short distance out of town to visit the Whitman Mission National Historic Site, the site of an early 19th-century mission and the infamous Whitman Massacre. Back in town, head to the Fort Walla Walla Museum to learn more about the region’s early history." Read the full article by Northwest Travel and life: https://lnkd.in/gkusWqvA :: :: #visitwallawalla #winecountry #wallawallavalley #localhistory #winetasting #adventuregetaway #finedining #smalltownhospitality #northwesttravel #northwesttravelandlife

Take a look behind the scenes of tourism in the Walla Walla Valley: Our executive director, Guy Glaeser, recently did an interview for the podcast "Inland Stories From The Pacific Northwest." After decades of experience, Guy knows that the Walla Walla experience doesn’t happen in a silo. Tourism and destination development is a regional effort and Guy talks about the challenges, the needs, and the triumph of working together to celebrate the Walla Walla Valley. Listen on Spotify or by clicking here: https://lnkd.in/g7Sct6PJ There are so many great stories to hear from our valley, give this one and them all a listen! :: :: #visitwallawalla #wallawallatourism #wallawallavalley #destinationmarketing #pnw #inlandstoriesofthepacificnorthwest #jaymulkmedia