Apple Park in Cupertino

Apple Park Headquarters, nestled in Cupertino, California, is home to one of the world's most innovative tech companies. The headquarters, also known as Apple Park, spans a massive 175 acres and boasts impressive architecture and beautiful landscaping.

Apple Park was designed by the famous British architect, Sir Norman Foster. It was Steve Jobs' last project before his passing in 2011. The building itself is a ring-shaped structure, made entirely of curved glass and is one of the largest buildings in the world with solar panels. The campus features a large central courtyard with trees and a pond, and is surrounded by over 9,000 trees. Though the Apple Headquarters is not open to the public, visitors can still marvel at the impressive building from the surrounding areas. The property can be viewed from the nearby Apple Park Visitor Center where tourists can purchase Apple merchandise and learn about the company's innovations.