Stanford University

The University of Stanford. We just drove near this place and without any plans decided to see if we can visit this very famous university... and Yes! There is parking for visitors and you can also go up to a tower that shows all the university city. Amazing views! #stanford #happynewyear

World-renowned university! Stanford University, officially named Leland Stanford Junior University and commonly referred to as "Stanford," is located in Palo Alto, within the southern San Francisco Bay Area of California, USA. Adjacent to the high-tech hub of Silicon Valley, it is a private research university and a member of the Global University Leaders Forum. Stanford University was established in 1885 and began formally admitting students in 1891. Covering an area of about 33 square kilometers (8,180 acres), it is one of the largest universities by land area in the United States.

🎓 A friend's alma mater is different! 🏛️ 🕒 Everyone says 30min is enough for a simple tour of Stanford 🏞️ But you can actually spend a whole day here 📸 Must-visit spots: 🔴 Climb the Hoover Tower (p2, p3 Finally open for climbing, the top floor is actually a bell tower, where you can overlook Stanford from multiple angles 🌇 Don't forget to visit the simple museum on the next floor, which has some interesting content that you can't see or are not allowed to see in China 🏛️ But the perspective seems very self-centered 😅 🔴 Classic corridor (p4, p5 Stanford classic corridor photo. Everyone must have one, it's such a classic photo spot 📸 (I was touring alone, and it was an i-person day, so I didn't get the classic corridor photo0 😢 🔴📚 Stanford Bookstore (p8 A treasure trove around Stanford University 👕👜📚 All kinds of clothes, cups, backpacks and even pet supplies with the Stanford University logo, as well as co-branded items from Lululemon, are available. I bought a Stanford toy ball for my friend's dog, let's see if it will become smart! 🐕 🧐 Btw, the bookstore also sells mineral water with the iconic Stanford building printed on it... it's quite interesting to take pictures, the taste of the water, well, it's just water (p9 🔴 🏫 Stanford Business School (optional) Experience the style of GSB 🎒 By the way, see where the recently popular boss Zhou Shouzi has stayed 😄 🎉 Unique experiences: 1⃣️ 🚲 Rent a bike for a campus ride (p10): There are places on campus where you can rent bicycles, the entire campus is really big, you can consider renting a bike to ride slowly and stroll around 🚲 2⃣️ 💦 Fountain diving (p11): Old union at Stanford, just across from the bookstore, the courtyard architecture is like traveling through Italy. There is a Fountain in the courtyard, if you don't mind, jump into the fountain pool and play with the water! Chill Day! 🏞️ 3⃣️ 🎓 Return to campus life: (If it's the weekend) (and without disturbing others) Find a classroom to experience the feeling of returning to campus?! Sitting in the law school classroom, I felt inexplicably happy! 📚 🍴 Eating: Not many restaurants are open on weekends 🍽️ Finally ate at the Food Court in Coho 🍲 Very rich, Starbucks, Panda Express, Subway and so on are all available ☕🍛🥗 I love Panda Express, it's cheap and delicious! 🐼🍔 🗺️ Navigation: Stanford Visitor Center 🗺️ There are free maps in the Visitor Center, with iconic check-in points marked, you can follow the map 📍

The main location characteristic of Silicon Valley is that it has some of the top American universities with strong scientific research capabilities nearby as its support, mainly including Stanford University and UC Berkeley, as well as several other universities in the University of California system and Santa Clara University. [1][6-8] Structurally, Silicon Valley is based on a group of high-tech small and medium-sized companies, while also having large companies such as Google, Facebook, HP, Intel, Apple, Cisco, Nvidia, Oracle, Silicon Valley California Tesla, Yahoo, etc., integrating science.

"Ultimately, life is about practicality. You are here to seek a useful career for yourselves. However, you should also understand that this must include a desire for innovation and progress, good design, and the effort to ultimately make it a reality." "The wind of freedom always blows" is the motto of Stanford University. According to its president's explanation, the meaning of the motto is to encourage and ensure that students and faculty can engage in teaching and related academic research freely and unimpeded. Stanford University's buildings are all made of yellow bricks and red tiles, stable and uniform, all in the style of 17th century Spanish mission churches - unlike the buildings of Harvard and Yale universities, which are from different eras and have different styles, and even less like the ivy-covered walls of Northeastern universities. Upon entering the university, the first thing you see is the red-roofed buildings surrounded by tan stone walls, with arches connecting and rows of palm trees, full of rich cultural and academic atmosphere in the interplay of classical and modern.

Stanford University was founded in 1885. With a long history, it is a private research university and a member of the Global University Alliance. It is one of the largest universities in the United States and has a prime location adjacent to the world-famous Silicon Valley. It has been named one of the "New Ivy League" schools. Together with the University of California, Berkeley in the San Francisco Bay Area, it forms the academic center of the western United States and is responsible for operating and managing institutions such as the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and the Hoover Institution. Stanford has produced 84 Nobel laureates and 29 Turing Award winners, and has many outstanding alumni. Many managers of high-tech giants, including HP, Google, Yahoo, Nike, and Logitech, are also graduates of Stanford University. The school has laid a solid foundation for the formation of Silicon Valley. Stanford University was founded in 1885. With a long history, it is a private research university and a member of the Global University Alliance. It is one of the largest universities in the United States and has a superior geographical location, adjacent to the world-famous Silicon Valley. It has been rated as one of the "new Ivy League" schools. Stanford University and the University of California, Berkeley in the North Bay of San Francisco jointly constitute the academic center of the western United States and are responsible for the operation and management of institutions such as the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and the Hoover Institution. There are 84 Nobel Prize winners, 29 Turing Award winners, and many outstanding alumni.Many high-tech giants' managers are also graduates of Stanford University, including HP, Google, Yahoo, Nike, Logitech and other well-known companies. The university has also laid a solid foundation for the formation of Silicon Valley.

📍Detailed address: 450 Serra Mall, Stanford, CA 94305-2043 🚗Drive about 30 kilometers south from San Francisco and arrive at the world-renowned Stanford University. The most eye-catching thing at the entrance of the university is the lawn, where you can see groups of young people sitting on the ground, reading 📖, chatting, playing soccer ⚽️, and lying down to enjoy the California sunshine ☀️. ⛱️Taking advantage of our child's participation in the Stanford University summer camp, we had an immersive experience of the world-renowned private research university - Stanford's charm. 🏫Stanford University, located in the Bay Area of California, was founded in 1885 and began formal enrollment in 1891. It covers an area of about 33 square kilometers (8180 acres) and is one of the largest universities in the United States in terms of land area. 🏫Stanford University consists of seven schools, four of which offer undergraduate and graduate programs, while the other three are purely graduate schools. Graduate programs include top-ranked schools of education, engineering, law, medicine, and business. 🏫Most of the buildings at Stanford University are 17th-century Spanish mission-style architecture with yellow bricks and red tiles. The overall architectural image of Stanford University can be said to be synonymous with the revival of Spanish architecture: red tile roofs, gray walls, and characteristic colonnades that can be seen at every corner. 🏫Entering Stanford University, the first thing you see is the red-roofed buildings surrounded by tan stone walls, with arches connecting them and rows of palm trees. It is full of rich cultural and academic atmosphere in the interplay of classical and modern styles. 🏫The Main Quad is located at the center of Stanford, surrounded by the School of Business, School of Earth Sciences, School of Education, School of Engineering, School of Law, School of Medicine, and more. 🏫Standing in the square is Rodin's representative group sculpture "The Burghers of Calais", showcasing Rodin's superb artistic skills with profound expression in this sculpture. 🏫In the iconic buildings of Stanford University, the Hoover Tower was built to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the founding of Stanford, and to commemorate the great contribution of then US President Hoover to the construction of the school. 🏫Stanford Memorial Church is the earliest and most outstanding interdenominational church in the western United States. The natural stone arches and copper main door of the church are thick and artistic. The composition, painting, and use of color in the murals on the windows are exquisite, worthy of being called the "crown jewel of Stanford University architecture". ☕️If you're tired from shopping, you can take a break at the Stanford Bookstore, where coffee and snacks are available. In addition to selling books, the Stanford Bookstore also has many Stanford University merchandise, such as cups, ornaments, stationery, keychains, and even co-branded clothing in a full range of sizes. The entire store is very large, with neatly organized categories that are easy to navigate. There is also a discount area on the B1 floor, so choose carefully and you might find some great deals! ❤️Regardless of how much cultural connotation and academic spirit of Stanford University one can comprehend, it's worth visiting the historical and cultural buildings as a tourist attraction.

One of the best university in the world, Stanford University in The USA. During my visit fo the US, I visited my friend who happened to be one of the student who is got admitted by Stamford University. This legendary university is actually very greeny and spacious with interesting architecture. It is worth to visit. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

Amazing Campus at Stanford , and I am looking forward to returning soon. Leland Standford Junior University is the official name of this very prestigious school. I did not know that until I took a tour of the campus. #happynewyear #happynewyear

This other university is called Stanford University For me, Stanford's architecture is beautiful, yellow brick red tiles, stable, with lawyers in the 17th century Spanish missionary style - no Haval, Yale University years Different buildings of different styles. Entering the university, the first thing to see is the red-roofed buildings surrounded by ochre stone walls. The arcades meet and the palms line up. It is full of strong cultural and artistic atmosphere in the dialogue between classical and modern. This university is famous for Palm Avenue. If you have enough time, you can treat yourself as a student here, and slowly feel the atmosphere of the university. Walk slowly and you may accidentally walk into an imposing manner. The magnificent church building is unbelievable and it turns out to be a university. I feel that I am so small, if I can study in such a school, it is also a luxury.

Founded by Leland Stanford in 1891, Stanford University is located in Stanford, California, near San Francisco. Stanford University owns one of the largest universities in the world Address: Stanford University 450Serra Mall Stanford

There are many parking spaces outside the large lawn that enters the door, and there is basically no problem with parking. Stanford University Founded in 1891 by the then railroad tycoon Lilan Stanford and his wife Jane Lethrop Stanford. This is to commemorate their son who died on the eve of his 16th birthday because of typhoid fever. The architectural style is unified, the yellow brick and red tiles are all stable and flat, and they are all the missionary styles of Spain in the seventeenth century. Campus designer Frederick Law Olmsted is also a designer at Central Park. Near the parking lot are two rows of straight palm trees, walking along the palm trees, which is the central square. Some people are reading in the sun, and some people are playing with their dogs here. The weekend campus is like a big park.