8/10
Very good

Stanford University, Palo Alto, Mountain view, United States
Discover the origins of technology by embarking on a self-guided audio tour through Silicon Valley. This journey allows visitors to explore the heartland where some of the world's leading tech companies were born, including iconic names such as Apple, Google, Facebook, Tesla, and others.
Download the Action Tour Guide app, designed as a comprehensive audio tour, mapping application, and personalized tour guide. Each car can have multiple tours purchased per vehicle rather than per individual passenger. Upon starting the journey, everyone listens simultaneously.
The tour begins with an exploration of Silicon Valley, covering key aspects such as the origins of technology, influential figures like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk, along with discussions on their respective visions and controversies.
Starting at Facebook's headquarters, visitors learn about Mark Zuckerberg's pioneering work. Audio guides activate according to geographical locations throughout the tour. Moving forward, attendees discover the historical tension within the tech industry—between ideas and execution. Proceeding further, they visit Amazon's headquarters, where they explore AWS and understand Jeff Bezos' entrepreneurial roots.
Continuing along the route, participants reach the Android Garden, contrasting Google and Microsoft. They then proceed to Google's main campus known as the Googleplex, followed by a scenic walk-through of Microsoft's campus, beginning its evolution into the modern era.
Visitors next encounter Apple's headquarters, witnessing the rivalry between Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. At the end of this segment, they may take time to view exhibits featuring the first video games and early computing devices. Following this, they move to Apple Park, learning more about the creative differences between Jobs and Gates.
As the tour progresses, the focus shifts to electric vehicles and space exploration. Participants travel to Tesla's headquarters, exploring the innovations of Elon Musk and the rise of electric mobility. The final leg of the trip concludes at Stanford University, renowned as the academic hub for aspiring tech leaders.
By utilizing the Action Tour Guide app, users embark on a comprehensive journey through Silicon Valley, immersing themselves in the history, personalities, and technological advancements that define this innovative region.
Highlights | |
---|---|
Includes |
Free cancellation
Cancellation requests made up to 24 hours prior will be eligible for a full refund.
Reserve now & pay later
Maintain your travel arrangements as adaptable as possible by booking your accommodation and making payment now.
Valid 365 days
From the initial activation.
Audio guide included
Please provide me with the text that needs to be rewritten in a formal manner.
Maintain your travel arrangements as adaptable as possible by booking your accommodation and making payment now.
8/10
(70 reviews )Check Availability
Stanford University, Palo Alto, Mountain view, United States
See on map
Merrill Street
2.24 mi
3.11 mi
2.92 mi
3.6 mi
4.47 mi
4.66 mi
5.84 mi
The Action Tour Guide app serves as a comprehensive audio tour, mapping application, and personalized tour guide, allowing visitors to explore Silicon Valley.
Tours can be purchased per vehicle, not per individual passenger.
The tour begins with an exploration of Silicon Valley, covering key aspects such as the origins of technology, influential figures like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk, along with discussions on their respective visions and controversies.
Mark Zuckerberg pioneered work with his friends at Harvard University.
The Android Garden represents the contrast between Google and Microsoft.
Amazon was founded by Jeff Bezos.
The first video game was created by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney in 1972.
Subscribe to our newsletter and get the best offers!
By entering your email address, you agree to receive personalized offers and automated commercial communications, including promotions about our products and services, as well as those from selected partners (without sharing your data with third parties). For more details or to withdraw your consent, please refer to our Privacy Policy. You can unsubscribe at any time via the link in the email.