Silicon Valley: tech campuses, historic garages, and universities in California

The main office complex of Meta spans 80 acres and includes workspaces for over 15,000 employees.

The main site of Oracle Corporation consists of six blue cylindrical towers each 10 stories high, representing database cylinders.

The private research university founded in 1885 by Leland Stanford covers 3,310 hectares south of San Francisco.

The garage located at 367 Addison Avenue where Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard created their company in 1939 is a registered historical landmark.

Research center and headquarters of Google with modern buildings, gardens, and giant statues depicting versions of the Android system.

Apple's headquarters shaped like a ring covering 260,000 square meters. The visitor center features models and a store.

Garage of Steve Jobs' family home where Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak assembled the first Apple computers in 1976.

Museum outlining the evolution of semiconductors and Intel microprocessors since the company's founding in 1968.

Residence constructed between 1884 and 1922 with 160 rooms, staircases leading nowhere, and doors opening onto walls.

Exhibition center on space exploration featuring rocket models, simulators, and presentations on NASA missions.

Retail store offering apparel, accessories, and promotional items branded with Google's logo and colors.

Museum with three permanent sections dedicated to California art, local history and natural sciences of the state.

Science and technology museum offering 600 hands-on experiments about perception, biology and physical phenomena.

Scientific complex combining a planetarium, an aquarium and a tropical greenhouse under a 10,000 square meter living roof.

Art museum located in a former 1892 post office building, displaying modern art collections and temporary exhibitions of California artists.

Multi-story commercial district with apartments, clothing stores, various restaurants, and outdoor relaxation spaces.

Open-air shopping center comprising 140 stores and restaurants, designed with flowerbeds, fountains, and benches.

Museum focused on the technological development of Silicon Valley, offering exhibits on computing with hands-on activities and sessions.

Main street dating from the 1920s lined with cafes, traditional restaurants, and local shops.

Main center of Electronic Arts hosting executive offices, development studios, and administrative services of the video game publisher.

Global operations center of eBay gathering development, marketing, and management teams of the online commerce platform.

Complex of three office towers housing Adobe's global headquarters, with research, development, and administration departments.

Decision-making center of Netflix hosting production, technical, and administrative services of the digital content streaming platform.

Yahoo's main site from 1999 to 2021. The campus includes several buildings where web development teams and administrative services worked.

Research center of NASA created in 1939. Laboratories develop space technologies and conduct flight simulations.

University campus founded in 1868. The institution trains students in computer science, robotics, and other technological fields across 14 faculties.

Museum founded in 1933 presenting the aerial military history of the base. The collection includes aircraft, equipment, and archival documents.

Permanent collection of 2000 objects tracing the history of computers and computing, from early arithmetic machines to modern microprocessors.

Collection of 14,000 photographic prints from the 19th and 20th centuries, featuring works by Ansel Adams, Imogen Cunningham, and Edward Weston.

Municipal cultural establishment offering concerts, theater plays, and exhibitions in a 600-seat hall.