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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 with 18 unique neighborhoods.
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.
Visit must-see tourist attractions are the Winchester Mystery House, and also lesser-known activities like cracking the puzzle of the Semaphore, an interactive art installation located above Adobe’s headquarters. Browse the best places to see in San Jose and the surrounding Bay Area.
San Jose’s most popular museums are the perfect destination for family outings, date nights and solo adventurers. Wander through space at Lick Observatory on Mount Hamilton, get hands-on with technology at the Tech Museum of Innovation, or take in the vibrant San Jose Museum of Art.
From riveting plays, magical musicals or slam poetry in a coffee house to viewing an avante garde art exhibit from a local artist, San Jose's vibrant arts and cultural scene leads the way for unique and exciting events just waiting to be discovered.
From the huge draw of Fanime, the Silicon Valley Auto Show, Silicon Valley Comic Con, annual tech conferences, and specialty events, meetings and tradeshows, the Center is buzzing year-round – it’s a good place to start if you’re looking for things to do in San Jose.
San José is the site of the world’s first radio broadcasting station. Mount Hamilton is the world’s first permanently occupied mountaintop observatory and houses the world’s third largest optical refracting telescope.
Sample award-winning wines and take in stunning mountain views at one of the many wineries and California vineyards surrounding San Jose. Find one today.
San Jose history is all around, but rarely seen by the unsuspecting guest. Be sure to take the historical downtown walking tour, or check out these iconic landmarks to learn about San Jose’s role in shaping California history.
Cathedral Basilica of St. Joseph. The Cathedral Basilica of St. Joseph was constructed in 1877 on the site of former basilicas that were damaged by earthquakes or fire. This 5th reincarnation is a California Historical Landmark, and welcomes visitors each year to witness the beauty of the church with it's majestic domes and 39 exquisite stained ...
