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    Apple Park Visitor Center

    4.1 (303 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    First photo out of class.
    Mr Erik N.

    I went for a class and hung out for over 2 total hours before and after class. The class was for photography on iPhone. I felt I learned a lot and wanted to try some of it out on the property. Action photos with the visitor center were perfect. I will go back and take family when they visit. A must. The Glass exhibit next to center was super cool. Thanks Apple.

    Model of the Apple campus
    Eileen F.

    If you're ever in the Bay Area, head over to Cupertino and visit this place! You'll find items that are NOT sold in regular Apple retail stores.. all employees are very helpful, friendly and if you ask them about the campus they will recommend you go to the roof top and view the campus. It's free to explore however you cannot go into Apple Park that is for employees only.

    Nancy A.

    Cute store. It's like a regular Apple Store with extras. They have a cafe, some historical things on the wall (showed various ear buds I.e.), and a model of the Apple Park Campus. Staff are super friendly. If in the area, come check this place out. But, I wouldn't go out of my way for it.

    Kazi S.

    We were in the area so we wanted to check it out. This was a very positive experience here. They had a whole store plus a café. The best part of the café is that everything is five dollars! We ended up getting a double espresso latte and a regular latte. They both came out perfect and contained some cool latte are as well. We asked the barista's for a specific design and they did it for us. Highly recommend!

    Wendy H.

    It's fine if you want an Apple T-shirt. The cafe was affordable. They even drew an Apple logo for the latte art.

    Matcha Latte with Apple logo latte art!
    Kaho L.

    Pretty cool spot to show out of town visitors and Apple fans. Highly recommend getting a latte from their coffee bar and asking for the Apple logo latte art, which they can't always do due to skilled barista availability. Also fun to try their virtual campus experience using their Apple Vision Pro headsets.

    Map of the grounds made out of the same metal as their computers
    Conor B.

    As someone who has been using Apple products since the mid 80s, I am a self proclaimed Apple fanatic. So when I saw we were going to be remotely in the area of Apple Park, I knew we had to swing by to see what they had. In all, this is esentially just a really pretty Apple Store (which one would expect). But it's also the busiest store I have ever seen. You can tell there were a lot of people like me who just wanted to check it out. Not a lot of computer buying going on from what I could see. But plenty of people buying the merchandise like shirts and mugs that you can only get at this location. I wanted to get several of those but at $40 a pop, I couldn't justify it (gotta pay that Apple tax!) Beyond the great rooftop patio & cafe, one thing I really liked was that once you enter there is a simple all metal topographical map of the HQ across the street made out of the same metal their laptops are made of. There is an employee there who hands you an iPad for an AR experience where you can explore the campus & everything it has to offer. It was a really fun little gimmick. One that my kids absolutely loved. So, in all, I'm glad I went to just check it out. Would I ever come back? Probably not. But if you're a big Apple fan, it's worth a quick 10~15 minute pitstop.

    Garett S.

    Aww Apple Park the closet Apple fans will get to the Spaceship campus. It is a pretty cool experience right up there with visiting some of the most Iconic Apple stores you can visit around the world. What makes this location unique besides being next to Apple Park is it has a cafe, merch & augmented reality of the Apple Park campus. I do recommend going on the second floor patio as it's the best shot you will get of Apple Park. The patio is nice but a little warm on hot days. I had an iced coffee here which was decent. Overall the experience and being able to get merchandise and sitting made for a great experience.

    Leeza D.

    I am a tech nerd and a stock geek who avidly follows the Mag 7. Apple Patk is an amazing experience for me as it is located adjacent to the Apple Campus and provides a regular store experience, a cafe, and an interactive space to explore the architectural marvel that is Apple Park. It also offers an open space for sitting that made me feel like I was bringing nature into my soul. The trees were beautifully manicured. Easy parking on an early Sunday morning. Please come and create your own experience.

    Apple Logo Latte Art
    Sohrob H.

    Must visit for any tourist. The staff are usually incredibly energetic, positive, and polite. Often times they go out of their way to be helpful without being overbearing. It's a great place to actually learn about how to best use your Apple products. There are demos for new iPhone features and for the Vision Pro. It also has a really delicious café. The products are high quality (as usual) and the prices are very fair.

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    Atreyee B.

    Being Sunday the store was very busy. I was bit early from my phones pick up time and thought I might need to wait but their service was super fast. As their employees were busy attending other people was also quick with my delivery of my new phone. Apple products are bit pricey but as being an apple customer for more than 15year I have trust with all the apple products.

    The downstairs bathroom is a must visit, really nice
    Jay P.

    Designed by Foster and Partners, you approach freshly planted olive trees and the building emerges the closer you get. The roof is made out of carbon fiber and noticeably super thin, for architecture nerds you can geek out for a long time. You can see an obsession with alignment, gaps continue from ceiling to wall in one unbroken line and the 4 corners have very impressive pieces of rounded glass. I came to buy an iPhone 16 pro for an overseas friend and the visitor center was one of the only places nearby that had it in stock. Parking is rough, even with an early appointment we still had to park in the underground structure. It's hard getting in and out because people are waiting and blocking parts of the parking lot closest to the entrance. Inside is broken into 4 zones. There is a cafe on one side, the middle part is the store and display, and the other side is a behind the scenes area with a scale model of the Apple Campus. There is seating upstairs for you to get a nice view. Their exclusive merchandise is very good if you are a big fan of Apple. Their team did a really good job choosing designs and brands that are aligned with Apple and not just random junk with their logo slapped onto it. The bathrooms downstairs are also a must visit, super well designed and feels like you are in a 5 star hotel.

    Minelie A.

    This place is an experience center, not just a retail space! It's great and fun gathering place for not only techies or kids (young generation) it's well suited for all ages! It's free so there is no admission! Value wise it's worth your time and attention First, when we got there the futuristic design popped up and they offered us a Labtab to go through a big architectural building model on the table! It was giving full information about every building in apple! The lady in front was very helpful, welcoming and friendly and explained everything very well! We were able to click on every piece and see whats happening inside! Such a digital creativity in tech background! They have exclusive apple store with new selection of products that its hard to find in all one in apple stores so it's very exciting to have all in one! It's not a huge big store but you'll spend 2 hours so without even noticing it! Great learning place through play! Its not boring! They also have summer camp and It seems free and it happens in designated time in June/ July so it will be great idea to check their website and be in contact for your kids future summer camp! I know its only 90 minute and even it was fun to watching how exciting was the session from distance! They will get hands on experience! They have a small cafe with view, very minimalist! There is not huge variety of items in menu but it will ease your appetite! You can feel apple's vision in a real life! Modern, techy, simple, inspirational and educational! Most try place if you are in area!!!!!! There is a free parking lot!

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    Ask the Community - Apple Park Visitor Center

    Why are employees unable to look up an Apple ID or password? If this is a corporate issue, why have they not informed employees, so they can let customers kow right away that they will not be helped?

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    I'm trying to find small souvenirs like water bottles, keychains, notebooks, or pens to take back home. Do they sell these kind of things at this store?

    It was pretty much like any other Apple store, no small items like that, although I believe they did have t-shirts.

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    3.4(26 reviews)
    7.4 mi

    I am surprised there isn't more reviews for the Google Visitor Experience on here. It is a great…read moreplace to take friends, family and visitors to see a slice of Silicon Valley. Technically, you cannot go into the offices but you can check out the Google store, gift shop, cafe, big art plaza, and workshops. There is free parking at the garage nearby which is a piece of art itself. You can either take the shuttle which arrives every 15 minutes or walk about 7-10 minutes to the Google canopy. Once you arrive, you'll see the different parts that you can explore. My favorite 2 things to do there is the cafe which has so many inexpensive food and drink options and also the big artwork along the plaza. Even on crowded days, the big artwork is easy to check out and take pictures. I love the big white orb which is a massive twisted, metal sculpture that looks futuristic and very cool inside and outside. The bear is cute also because it is made completely out of pennies! You won't be disappointed by the big, fun, whimsical and spectacular big art at Google. It's like a free outdoor museum. My other favorite part of the experience is the cafe. Ordering is simple and the menu changes often. The cafe uses ingredients from a lot of local farms and bakeries. It keeps the menu quite cheap as most items are under $15 and even under $10! That is unheard of nowadays. Try the potato soup and you'll thank me. It is creamy, addictive and do yourself a favor and get the big bowl. The sandwiches are top notch and they use Acme bread which is already an awesome treat. After the art, the store, the cafe; you can easily take a hike to Shoreline and check out the amazing views from the top of the hill as well. So check out the Google Visitor Experience and it has much more to offer than other Silicon Valley experiences.

    Didn't know what to expect, but I'll say Google Visitor Experience by far the one of the best…read more They have two areas you can park at: Lot C which is the Shoreline Amphitheater parking lot and it's a 3 minute walk to the Visitor Center or there's Alta Garage which is about a 8 minute walk. At Alta Garage there's a shuttle that runs from 10am to 7pm 7 days a week that takes you to the Visitor Center every 15 minutes.The parking and shuttle are also free. There's podium with greeters in green that can give a run a down on the visitor experience and they also have QR codes that gives you all the information you need as well about the Visitor experience. The Google store is cool with branded swag to the right and all the devices to the left of the store. The Cafe has really great food and they are locally sourced from local farms. Then theres the pop up shop that sells products from local businesses inside of the Huddle which is one of coolest places. It's a mixture of a library slash Dave n busters with all the games, board games that's there. The patio area outside is spacious and has tons of umbrellas which you can relax and enjoy a meal. Last but not least all burning man art pieces they have on campus that are exclusive to Google are really cool. If you have family or friends visiting from out of town take them to the Visitor Experience and spend the whole day here.

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    4.5(641 reviews)
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    $10 day use fee. Henry Cowell has 3 great attributes:…read more- The old growth loop is stunning. It's a very short flat loop, but the trees are magestic. - It has fairly interesting hiking paths. There is an option to stay on a wider paved trail to avoid ticks and poison ivy. - Right next door is Roaring Camp railroad. You can pay for parking there, take a train ride, then hike the redwoods without paying the day-use fee.

    Stayed at the campgrounds of the Henry Cowell State Park for 2 nights. The sites are spacious with…read moremost of them having plenty of shade and room to park our car with tent on top. They just finished building brand new restrooms, showers and a dishwasher station near the site we chose which was awesome. There are individual restrooms cubicles that are spacious with warm water and a hook to hang a towel, etc., and an electric outlet. We took one of the nearby trails accessible from the campground that led to cable car beach which is fed by eagle creek. One side of the hike was beautiful with views of Santa Cruz and an observation deck and the other shady with trees. We thoroughly enjoyed it. Only downside was a campsite full of younger people were next to us and kept talking loudly until maybe 12:30 a.m. Camp hosts are supposed to keep those things in check and it was not dealt with. And as it was a chilly night, we didn't want to get out of our tent to go ask them to keep it down. I would if in the future I come to this campground alert the host ahead of time of a potential problem before retiring so they can be aware to check on it. Otherwise, this is an excellent campground near to Santa Cruz and many trails and the skunk train that takes you into Santa Cruz.

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    Golden Gate Bridge Welcome Center

    4.4(200 reviews)
    41.7 miPresidio
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    We have been meaning to go to the Golden Gate Bridge Welcome Center for a while. We stopped by on…read moreour way back from Sausalito. It was really busy and there isn't a ton of parking. Luckily, people were coming and going constantly. So we were able to get a parking spot right by the welcome center. Once you park you have to pay for how long you intend to park there. We thought we would need only 45 minutes, which worked out perfectly. It was a little over $3 for 45 minutes. The welcome center is big inside and offers information about the bridge's history, science, and engineering through displays, photo's and videos. They sell tons of souvenirs all related to the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco. I found a nice navy blue zip-up hoodie that I bought for myself. Checkout was fast and easy and all the employees were very nice and helpful. You can get a lot of nice photos, outside, of the Golden Gate Bridge. We took a few selfies. There is a coffee shop called the round house cafe across from the welcome center that sells coffee, beverages and food. There are also public restrooms available there. It was a beautiful day to be out there. The view of the bridge was so clear and beautiful.

    Even though I grew up here, my whole life, I've actually never been to this particular game…read morewelcoming center! Lol since my sister-in-law was visiting from Florida, we decided to do the tourist thing and take her to other iconic places in San Francisco!! There's a day pass parking spot. You can get a lot of people end up getting dropped off by Uber or to buses. Since there were three of us, my boyfriend stayed in the car as we walked around and took pictures! Then we rotated so we didn't have to pay for the parking pass. Lol. We never went in the gift shop so I never looked, but I could see from the outside. They had a lot of the iconic San Francisco paraphernalia along with books and historical references and kids toys and items for purchase. The view was really nice and there's a cool lookout spot where if you can get the angle right it looks like you're on top of the cloud. We waited in line to take the pictures we have of the bridge, everybody was really polite as they all waited in little groups behind and lined up down the walkway. Lol granted there were some influencers around and they spent about five minutes, taking poses and doing dances in front of us, but I guess that's what they do for the gram?! Hee

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    Napa Valley Welcome Center

    4.3(63 reviews)
    68.5 mi

    2 of 2 Yelp reviews. Sorry, photos posted on my Napa…read moreDowntown Review. Quality/Quantity - Always so welcoming, pun intended. And I like your new location. Large self service touch screen computers to get Napa information - Restaurants, wineries, hotels, suggested things to do, events, maps, travel information, etc. Ambiance - Cool new location, better and more centrally located. Clean restrooms. Cool decor, even a hot air balloon basket selfie station. Service - 5 stars. EVERYone was so friendly and welcoming! As our guests were shopping, I ended up making small talk and hanging out with the team. Price - Depends on what souvenirs you buy. Owner Comment - Thanks for having this consistent amazing service.

    I walked into the "Welcome Center" this afternoon with a friend (we're both Asian). Several…read moreemployees standing behind the front desk were talking amongst themselves. One female employee with long gray hair and glasses looked up, made eye contact with disgust, and immediately looked away without acknowledging us. Since no one welcomed us, I took the initiative and said, "Hello." The same employee responded with a stoic expression and asked if I wanted a map. I declined, and that was the extent of the interaction. The atmosphere felt cold and unwelcoming from that point forward. My friend and I then browsed the souvenir area. While my friend used the restroom, I waited nearby holding her belongings. A short time later, the same employee walked over and appeared to be adjusting merchandise in the area, but it felt as though she was monitoring me rather than stocking products. I was left with the impression that I was being viewed with suspicion. We left feeling uncomfortable and unwelcomed. A visitor center should make guests feel welcome, and unfortunately that was not our experience. As an Asian visitor, I left feeling singled out and concerned that bias may have played a role in how we were treated.

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    4.2(1.4k reviews)
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    Wow, what a fun place to visit! My family and I happened to be driving through and decided to stop…read moreby to check it out. The day we went wasn't a production day so we didn't get to see candy actually being made but it was fun nonetheless! We went on a Sunday midday and surprisingly it wasn't crowded! The price of admission for the tour is $8 for adults and $4 for children. It's a self-guided tour which takes you through the different rooms in the factory. There's monitors all around playing videos that explain the candy making process. There's also fun interactive activities along the way. Also included in the self-guided tour is entrance to the jelly belly museum and a ride on the train (wheelchair accessible as well). The museum is small and contains remnants of old machine parts and some photo ops. There's also a gift shop. If you choose not to take the tour and just want to look around, the main factory building also has a discounted candy shop and some memorabilia and pieces of art you can look at. We came home with way more Jelly Belly's than I'd like to admit. Great deals! There's also an ice cream shop and a restaurant. If anything, I'd stop here just to have lunch. Where else can you get a jelly bean shaped burger or pizza?? Overall we had so much fun and spend a good 3 hours here. Highly recommend!

    Site says it closes at 5. We called because traffic was bad,…read morebut there is no way to speak to an operator. Phone said tours end at 4, but we were turned away when we showed up at 4. Two employees were saying behind the counter that they were going to make sure to go home early today. Rude.

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    Mt Diablo Summit - Stairs to the observation deck

    Mt Diablo Summit

    4.3(89 reviews)
    38.3 mi

    This has been on my want to hike list for a long time and I finally got to do it on a perfect day…read more The weather was great, overcast and cool. We hiked it so fast and the views were spectacular. I can't wait to hike this in the spring with all the flowers in bloom. There are so many surrounding trails and I want to do them all! Lots of bathrooms throughout the trail. There is a visitor center at the top which you can drive to also. Please come and creat your own adventure.

    My God-father lives nearby, and he thought this would be a nice little distraction from the…read morebustling cities below. He was right. The drive up was intense. It's been a while since I drove roads similar to this, so it wasn't too bad, up. Hopefully down is OK too. There is a small entry fee (per car), but also a senior discount. So we only had time for the Summit. There are more Yelp! listings for other parts of the park. OK, so I was not prepared for the breathtaking views! It was a slightly hazy, or was it smoggy, day... But the views were still fantastic! If the views were not enough, there is a visitors' center in the light tower at the summit. Inside is lots of information, a Rangers' Station, and several informative and/or interactive displays. And there is camping in Mt Diablo too! To make things even more interesting, we took a different route down. I don't like backtracking, so this was a bonus... And i wasn't too bad.

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    There's a stairway up to the museum. If you are looking for the restrooms, they are in the opposite direction across the parking lot.

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