San Francisco · SILICON VALLEY & TECH LANDMARKS
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Use these 4 silicon valley & tech landmarks tours to decide by pace rather than hype. The practical details sit beside each choice, including time, price and the experience at the center of the booking.
Private 7-hour Silicon Valley tour with hotel pickup, storytelling stops at Meta, Stanford, Google, and Apple origins, plus Computer History Museum.
“Forest our guide for this tour was excellent. Arrived on time. Came in a clean and spacious SUV for 3 people. Was a walking encyclopedia on all topics regarding this tour.”
Private car Silicon Valley tour from San Francisco to see Facebook, Google, Apple, and Stanford, with flexible photo stops.
“A tour that exceeded each and every one of our expectations and was a highlight of our visit to San Francisco. The Silicon Valley tour conducted by Fred is a must do if time permits. Fred is one of the most benevolent, amiable, conversational, understanding, and well grounded tour guide anybody could have asked for. His keenness to share the history of the beauty that Silicon Valley commands, had each one of us learning with a renewed curiosity. He caters to the needs of adults and children - there wasn’t a single dull moment on the 4 hour tour - and we can only thank Fred for it. A wonderful…”
9-hour Silicon Valley small-group tour from San Francisco, visiting Googleplex, Stanford, Apple Park, and the Computer History Museum.
“Te piden llegar a las 7h00, esperas en la calle y te retiran a las 8h15. Las actividades pésimas, solamente pasas por las calles exteriores de algunas empresas como Meta y otras. En Google y Apple te llevan a sus tiendas, no te dan ninguna explicación o historia de lo visitado, lo mismo en Stanford. Lo único, un poco agradable, es el museo de los computadores. En resumen fue dinero desperdiciado.”
Private 6-hour Silicon Valley tour with pickup, a tailored route, and visits to Meta, Stanford, Google, and Apple, plus store stops.
“Pablo picked us up from the hotel and drove us all the way to Silicon Valley, where the took us to the Meta store, and drove us around the meta campus. Then, we saw Steve Jobs house and Hp garage (where Silicon Valley the term started). After that we headed to the Stanford university and walked around the campus. Then we went to the Google campus had lunch at the Google cafe and visited the store. Then we went to the Apple center and he bought us a coffee cup souvenir from the Apple Store, such a nice gesture from him. And lastly, concluded with a visit to the Apple…”
