From San Francisco: Private Tour to Silicon Valley

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From San Francisco: Private Tour to Silicon Valley

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Discover Silicon Valley on a private guided tour. Check out the Oracle, Facebook, Google, and Apple campuses, NASA center, see Steve Jobs' house, HP Garage, and take a walk at Stanford.

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Highlights

See the legendary garage where Hewlett and Packard started Silicon Valley
Get your picture taken in Google, Facebook, and Oracle campuses
See where Steve Jobs lived and stop to visit the Apple Park Visitor Center
Take a guided walking tour of Stanford
Buy souvenirs, books and clothes at Google, NASA, Apple, and Stanford Gift Shops

Description

You will learn the history of San Francisco and the Bay Area, why Silicon Valley is here, and how it started. We will pick you up from your hotel or residence and take you to Silicon Valley. You will see and take pictures in front of the Oracle Campus and Trimaran of Larry Ellison, both Facebook campuses, and the Garage where Hewlett and Packard started Silicon Valley. We will show you the Home of Steve Jobs. You will visit Google and take pictures inside the campus. You will visit GooglePlex Gradient Canopy Building and shop in the new Visitor's Center. You will have an opportunity to visit the Computer History Museum (Closed Mon-Tue) and learn the history of computers. We will pass by the NASA Ames Visitor Center and visit the NASA Gift Shop (Closed Sun-Mon). You will visit the new Apple Park Visitor Center and shop for Apple products and souvenirs. You will eat lunch in one of the restaurants on University Avenue in Palo Alto. (not included) You will take a 2-hour walking tour of the Stanford University Campus. See Rodin Sculptures, Cantor Arts Center, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering buildings, Church of All Religions, Books Store, and Athletic Facilities.