Google’s headquarters, also known as the Googleplex, is located in Mountain View, California. It is a massive complex that houses some of the brightest minds in the tech industry. If you’re a fan of Google, it’s no surprise that you’d be interested in visiting their headquarters. Here’s how to do it.

Schedule a Tour

The first step in visiting the Googleplex is to schedule a tour. Unfortunately, Google does not offer tours to the general public. However, they do offer tours to business partners, educators, and students in groups of 10 or more. That means you’ll need to plan ahead and coordinate with your employer, school, or a local organization to see if they can arrange a visit.

Plan Ahead

Since Google tours are limited to specific groups, you’ll need to plan your visit well in advance. Tour dates and times can fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons like summer and holidays. Your best bet is to reach out to Google’s Tour Program early and try to schedule your visit at least one month in advance.

What to Expect on the Tour

A tour of the Googleplex lasts approximately 45 minutes to an hour. It includes a visit to the Android Lawn Statues, the Google Merchandise Store, and the Visitor Center. You’ll also get to see some of the Google buildings, outdoor spaces, and innovative technology on display.

It’s important to note that the Googleplex is a workplace, and employees are working on-site while tours are taking place. Visitors are asked to be respectful of the environment and not to disrupt the employees’ workday.

What to Wear

There is no dress code for visiting Google’s headquarters. However, comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended as the tour takes place both indoors and outdoors. It’s also a good idea to bring a jacket or sweater as some areas within the Googleplex can get cold.

Things to Do After the Tour

If you’re lucky enough to have scheduled a tour of the Googleplex, there are plenty of fun things to do afterward. Within walking distance, you’ll find plenty of restaurants and coffee shops like The Counter, Starbucks, and Sweet Tomatoes. You can also make a short drive to the Shoreline Park for a picnic or hike or visit the Computer History Museum.

Final Thoughts

Visiting the Googleplex is a unique and exciting experience. While the tour is limited to certain groups, it’s worth planning ahead and coordinating with a local organization if you can. Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and shoes, and be respectful of the environment during your visit. Afterward, make the most of your trip by exploring the nearby attractions.

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