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Apple Park Guided Tours Apple park guided tours Continue Go backstage at the high-tech world of The famous California Silicon Valley Google Android Lawn Statues Apple Park is the corporate headquarters of Apple Inc., located at 1 Apple Park Way in Cupertino on a suburban site of 175 acres (71 hectares). Its circular design, courtesy of Norman Foster and Extreme Scale have earned modern and unique media structures nicknamed the Apple Spaceship. in one central four-room circular building with an area of about 2,800,000 square feet (260,000 square meters) is more than 12,000 employees. The campus is one of the most energy efficient buildings in the world, fully powered by renewable energy sources. Jobs wanted the entire campus to be less like an office park and more like a natural refuge. Eighty percent of the site consists of green spaces planted with drought-tolerant trees and plants from Cupertino and California, and the central courtyard of the main building has an artificial pond. Apple Park's new visitor center offers a place to explore, explore, purchase, and participate in Apple sessions and special programs. Enjoy exhibitions that illustrate the new architectural masterpiece and natural landscape of Apple's new headquarters in Cupertino. Discover the inspiring programs that take place every day at apple Park Visitor Center that demonstrate the innovative design principles of Apple Park and its unique environment. Ordering Apple's new store headquarters, it is very well designed to offer a very curated selection of Apple products, accessories and experiences, and offers exclusive Apple and Apple Park branded merchandise as well as training programs and tips on how to use and master Apple devices. Don't get involved in the cafe and roof terrace, with a unique view of Apple Park and its landscape. Visit the historic Apple garage where Steve Jobs founded Apple with Steve Wozniak, which has been named a historic site. It is located in Silicon Valley next to Apple's first campus (one Infinite Loop, in Cupertino). Face Masks (will be provided) Contactless Temperature Check Limit store occupancy Physical Distancing Continuous Deep Cleaning Issues about Safety Measures in Our Stores? See frequently asked questions Mon 9:00 am - 7:00 pm Wed 9:00 - 19:00 From 9:00 to 19:00 Thu 9:00 - 19 :00 Fri 9:00 - 19:00 Sat 10:00 - 19:00 Sun 11:00 - 18:00 Forgotten your Apple ID or do you have another question? Contact the expert quickly by phone, chat or email. Get support This means the same great products and services. And Apple experts are ready to help you right here. More on suburban California - this new tech attraction: Apple's $5 billion headquarters, Apple Park. Awesome completely round and has walls made of glass. Inside the building, which is one mile in a circle, Apple employees are busy working on the The big thing is, as the new iPhones are expected to come out this September.This means that Apple Park is a special place for Apple fans and devotees. Many flock to Cupertino, California, about an hour south of San Francisco, every day to get an idea of what some call a spaceship. Here are some tips to get the most out of the visit, where Apple's magic is going: Apple Park, better known as the spaceship campus for the striking, circular design of its main building, has been welcoming workers for nearly a year, though the finishing touches are still being added to parts of the sprawling site. During a shareholder meeting on February 13 - the first to be held at the Steve Jobs Underground Theater on campus - one of the attendees asked Apple CEO Tim Cook when they could get a tour of the famous doughnut-shaped headquarters in Cupertino, California. But CEO Tim Cook didn't have any of that, according to Business Insider's Keith Leswing, who attended the meeting. The Apple boss said the problem with offering tours around the main facility is that we have so many confidential things around. Cook described it as the scourge of my existence to keep things confidential, dashing the hopes of Apple fans and design nerds wanting to one day step inside for a sneak peek into the building's impressive ring shape. Joni Ive: This is our home, as Lesving, Apple's chief designer, Joni Ive, said in an interview in late 2017. We haven't made Apple Park for other people, Ive told Fast Company, adding: This is our home. The person behind many of Apple's most successful products said that if you get access, you'll find different teams working together in open-plan office space. An industrial designer will sit next to a font designer who will sit next to a sound engineer who will sit next to a motion graphics designer, and a tactic expert, and someone who is used to working on three-dimensional figures that are animated, next to a user interface expert, with digital model manufacturers and physical real fashion designers Ive said. If it was confidential, it's no longer the case. Of course, there's no reason why Apple should open its headquarters to the public, though perhaps the shareholder who asked Cook on Tuesday hoped that at least investors could be offered a quick look. Admittedly, the nearest ordinary people will get to Apple Park will be through a new visitor center to a technology company that includes a store, exhibition space and cafe, as well as a view of the campus and its main building. Cook said it was built for lovers and tourists to get them as close as possible to the park itself, with its roof deck offering a nice visual. Another way to get a view of the campus -- at least its appearance -- is through of the many flyover videos to watch on YouTube. Matthew Roberts has made regular visits over the past few years, tracking progress in construction, and his latest effort, posted this month and embedded above, shows that Apple Park is largely finished. The editors' recommendations Discover the idea of a Santa Clara trip to Silicon Valley, located in Northern California, is home to iconic technology companies such as Apple, Google, Facebook and Uber. This guide gives an overview of things to do in Silicon Valley and is designed for software engineers and programmers looking for geeky Silicon Valley points of interest. Every year thousands of geeks visit the Silicon Valley destination outlined in this guide. The Silicon Valley Tour page provides more information for visitors who want a tour. Follow us on Twitter and YouTube.Fast FactsPopulation is about 4 millionHighest average house prices in the U.S.28% of jobs in high-tech 15% more men than womenSilicon Valley covers a wide geographic area and points of interest distributed among several cities. The following map highlights the sights listed in this guide. What to expect: Visitors are often surprised when they arrive in Silicon Valley. The area is mostly suburban, filled with office parks. Companies are geographically dispersed and traffic is poor. Many companies develop innovative technologies, but the work is done in accessible office buildings hidden from the public. Geek Appeal: ★★★★ 15 minutes1 Hacker Way, Menlo Park, CA 94025Facebook, a social media giant based in the 40,000-square-metre main campus designed by Frank Gehry.The Good: Take a selfie next to a thumbs up sign and make his Facebook profile picture. The bad: There is no other way to see if you don't know a Facebook employee. Interesting fact: The back of the sign is still the old logo of Sun Microsystems, the previous campus tenant. Tip: In the warmer seasons, the main parking lot of the hotel is home to facebook's farm market. Read more: Facebook Menlo Park450 Serra Mall, Stanford, CA 94305Geek Appeal: ★★★★ 1 hourStanford University, where many of the largest technology companies, like Google, Yahoo and Cisco, were founded. Good: Beautiful campus. Very smart (and sometimes famous) students and teachers. The bad: Parking can be hard to find if you are attending on a weekday during the school year. Tip: Parking is easier to find on weekends. Read more: YouTube (Image CC from the small world.) Geek Appeal: ★★★★★ 30 minutes516 Bryant St., Palo Alto, CA 94301b8ta is a brick-and-mortar retailer that sells trendy gadgets such as Reality headsets, electric fat bikes, and brain sensing bandages. This is a startup gadget heaven. Good: A large selection of innovative products. The bad: The store is small. Geek Appeal: ★★★★ 30 minutes4180 El Camino Real, Palo Alto, Cay. exhibition halls are open to the public. Browse and find out about their electric cars, even if you can't afford cars! Test Drive: You can test-drive cars for free if you are over 25 years old and have a valid U.S. driver's license. To do this, you must make an appointment in advance on tesla's website. Good: Friendly staff. Sellers do not push. Free test drives. Tesla also has showrooms and stores in San Jose, Fremont, and Sunnyvale.Geek Appeal: ★★ 2 minutes367 Addison Ave., Palo Alto, CaliforniaHewlett Packard was founded in this garage in 1939.The Good: Located in the pleasant district of Palo Alto. The bad: The garage is part of a residential property and only for viewing from the street. You can't go into the garage. Geek Appeal: ★★ 2 minutes260 Sheridan Ave., Palo Alto, CA 94306 This statue of Nikola Tesla is also a free Wi-Fi hotspot and time capsule that will open in 2043.
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