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Vibrant, diverse and accessible, San Jose shines with 300+ days of sunshine that assures indoor and outdoor activities for every inclination. Whether it's nightlife and fun or a weekend hike, San Jose has inclusive and endless options of things to do.
Jun 11, 2024 · San Jose is the heart of Silicon Valley and the cultural and technological epicenter of Northern California. We're a gateway to the greater Bay Area and accessible hub for exploration and travel. Experience 18 unique neighborhoods with diverse restaurants, attractions, and activities to capture the innovative and creative spirit of the region.
- Downtown San Jose
- Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum
- Winchester Mystery House
- The Tech Interactive
- Children’s Discovery Museum
- California’s Great America
- Santana Row
- Happy Hollow Park and Zoo
- Intel Museum
- Municipal Rose Garden
San Jose condenses a whole city’s worth of culture, entertainment, dining, sightseeing and nightlife into just a few blocks bookended by the Guadalupe River and San Jose State University. It would take you minutes to get across this dynamic district on foot, but there are more places to eat and drink (250+) than you could squeeze into a whole month...
Looking like an Ancient Egyptian settlement, with a Moorish-style planetarium thrown in, Rosicrucian Park is on a whole city block in San Jose’s Rose Garden neighborhood. The complex goes back to the 1920s and now has a temple for the Rosicrucian order, a Rosicrucian labyrinth, a research library, alchemy exhibit and alchemy garden. But what pulls ...
When the gun magnate William Wirt Winchester passed away in 1881, he left a hefty fortune to his widow Sarah Winchester (1839-1922), which over the next 40 years she ploughed into one of the most peculiar buildings in the United States. In a Late Victorian and Queen Anne styles, the Winchester Mystery House is an ornate, tile-clad muddle of gables,...
Silicon Valley is the place to be if you’re curious about how technology is changing our daily lives. And just as you’d want from an attraction in San Jose, The Tech Interactive is kitted out with gadgets, gizmos, robots, virtual reality and innovative hands-on craziness. For a quick summary, you can compose your own digital world at Reboot Reality...
Technology also plays a part at this attraction for kids up to the age of ten. Children’s Discovery Museum was inaugurated in 1990 and part funded by the Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak for whom the street, Wozniak Way is named. Exhibits and programs here all help children understand the world through experience, interaction and inquiry. They’ll get...
Open from the end of March to December, California’s Great America has been around since 1976 and mixes thrill rides with the slides and pools of a waterpark at Boomerang Bay. By 2019 there were nine rollercoasters at the park, and the headline was the wooden Gold Striker, opened in 2013. This reaches speeds of more than 50 mph on a 31.5-meter firs...
To come to terms with Silicon Valley in the 21st century you could swing by this ever-growing mixed-use development south of the mammoth Westfield Valley Fair mall. With its palms, oaks, fountains, musicians, pedestrian-friendly sidewalks and restaurant terraces, Santana Row does feel like an organic neighborhood. But none of this existed before th...
A complete day out for kids, Happy Hollow Park and Zoo has animal enclosures, rides, a puppet theater and a fully-equipped animal hospital. The attraction dates back to 1961, but came through a modern refit just over a decade ago. Space is limited, so the zoo mostly keeps smaller animals like meerkats, fossas, capybaras, guinea pigs, lemurs, macaws...
Out of all of Silicon Valley’s tech behemoths, the best visitor experience is offered by this preeminent semiconductor chip manufacturer. It’s a must if you’ve ever wondered what goes on under the hood of your phone, laptop, tablet or desktop. On a self-guided tour through the futuristic visitor center you get to explore technologies that give us n...
San Jose’s award-winning rose garden was dedicated in 1937 on what used to be a prune orchard. If you need an idea of just how pretty this spot is, it’s the prime location for many a graduation or wedding shoot. In a formal arrangement around a circular fountain and basin are around 3,500 individual bushes from almost 200 different species. The col...
7. The Tech Interactive. 966. Speciality Museums. There's always something tech-tastic happening at The Tech Interactive, a science and technology center located in the heart of Silicon Valley. Voted Best Silicon Valley Museum by Metro San Jose, …. See way to experience (1) 8. SAP Center.
Just one block from the museum, smell the beautiful rose blooms at America’s Best Rose Garden, the San Jose Municipal Rose Garden, a 5½ acre park with 4,000 roses and over 250 different rose varieties. Your ticket to the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum also gets you into a show at the Rosicrucian Planetarium. Check their schedule for viewing times.
Dec 23, 2023 · 14. Los Gatos Creek Trail. Los Gatos Creek Trail is a regional bike trail stretching south from San Jose to Los Gatos. It's nearly 10 miles in length and is a popular pathway for bicyclists, joggers, walkers, and anyone who wants to enjoy the creekside environment.
