Sorry for delay. I believe you can view much on your own but they do have guided tours. Check online for details as they may change one year to next.

yes there is a huge restaurant, wer we saw a lot of students having their lunch. on a special day ther was a farm-markt outside the restaurant but i do not know how often this happen.

Don’t bother with the car. Take CalTrain from Sunnyvale to Palo Alto and walk in. So much easier. The station is literally in the campus. Once on campus, they had shuttle buses etc. Having a car is going to get frustrating.

Free tours daily at 11 and 3:15, 7 days, other than the first two weekends in Sept, last two weeks of December, and some major holidays. Free, no sign-up necessary. Expect huge tour crowds (150-300 people with multiple guides) for tours during summer and spring break! Call the Stanford Visitor Center for assistance during business hours.

You can easily just help yourself and do a self-guided tour. Otherwise participate in an official Campus Walking Tour and spend an hour with a student guide exploring the highlights of Stanford’s beautiful campus. A great introduction for first-time visitors and tourists. The Campus Walking Tour departs from the Stanford Visitor Center. Duration-70 minutes Cost-Free Schedule-7 days a week 11:00am & 3:15pm The tour may be limited or closed during academic breaks and holidays. No reservations are required for parties of 8 or fewer. We cannot accommodate parties larger than 8 on the Campus Walking Tour. Groups of 9 or more must book a group tour. Hope this helps!

It is about 45 to 60 minutes from the Caltrain station at 4th and Townsend. The precise length of the journey depends on the time of day and the number of stops. It is about 20 minutes by foot from the Palo alto station to the central campus along palm drive. It is a beautiful walk, though a bit marred by the busy road. You may also take the Stanford shuttle(free). Allow several hours for campus touring. Check out the Rodin's at cantor, the modern art at the Anderson, the sculptures around campus. etc. look at Stanford events on the web and see if there are musical or academic events that you would like to attend. Eat lunch at one of the many cafes on campus visit the campus bookstore, and the shopping center.Downtown Palo Alto is great for dinner although a touch dear.

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