Tours
in San Jose, CA (showing 1 - 6 out of 6)

Pay homage to the most famous man with a dream when you tour the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, located in downtown San Jose. You'll marvel at the sheer size of the building, spanning 475,000 square feet with over 1 million items and intriguing public artwork displayed throughout. It's simply one of the most accomplished community resources and free to visit.

The Link Observatory is the world's first mountain-top observatory. You'll travel 4,200 feet skyward on a winding road to reach the mountain top. On your tour of the facility, you'll learn about the importance of scientific astronomical research and see the enormous reflector telescope used by scientists to discover planets outside our solar system.

LeGrande Affaire Limousine Service offers the best way to tour wineries surrounding San Jose. The expert staff plans your perfect day of sightseeing and wine tasting at the best wineries while you're treated to V.I.P. Red Carpet service. At the end of your trip you'll appreciate the complimentary keepsake photographs from your visits.

Explore Japanese culture at Japantown San Jose, one of the last three authentic and historic Japantowns in America. Known as J-Town, you'll find great local markets, cultural dining and plenty of shops with imported goodies. Be sure to check out J- Town's events calendar in time to attend the San Jose Sake Festival!

The Japanese Friendship Garden is a picture-perfect paradise located at Kelly Park in San Jose. Enjoy 6 acres of lush landscapes, waterfalls and ponds. The garden is a living symbol of the "Sister City" relationship between Okayama, Japan and San Jose. Picture perfect memories are captured at this garden attraction.

For the spookiest attraction in the city, visit the most famous address in San Jose, the Winchester Mystery House; built by Sarah Winchester, the widow of the gun magnate William Winchester. Legend has it; the widow took 38 years to build the extravagant Victorian mansion with 160 rooms, 47 fireplaces and 950 doors with the help of spirits and nightly s�ances. Enter at your own risk.