This is a late post about my trip to San Francisco two weeks ago with my wife and two friends.

On the way there, to reasure the good geek I am, I took the opportunity to stop and take a picture right in front Google’s headquarters.

We passed through many Internet and computer giant companies buildings  like Yahoo, Oracle, Microsoft, Google, Intel, McAfee, Ebay and others. It felt good to be near where all the world’s top quality actual technologies are being produced in the last few years.

The trip was a little rough since I live in Los Angeles and it is almost 7 hours drive to there (including some stops to lunch, bathroom, etc). We hit the I-5 but then we switched to the 101 (we had to drive a little through another highway to switch) because we wanted to pass right in front of the Silicon Valley buildings like I said.

Once arriving in San Francisco we visited downtown, the pier right next to the Oakland Bridge, Chinatown and then we went for Pier 39 and a nice boat ride throught the bay, under the bridge and around Alcatraz Island! Awesome, recommend to anyone visiting the town!

After that we went to the hotel as the next day was full of “adventures” and we need some rest.

Next day was awesome too. We walked over the bridge, went to some high places where we were able to see the entire city, walked again on Pier 39, rode the Cable cars and we finished our trip visiting the Golden Gate Park, that in my opinion, is better than New York’s Central Park.

We packed and went back home with the feeling we gonna go back for more.