Road trip from San Jose to San Francisco

Immersive Gamebox takes immersive entertainment to the next level. Suitable for everyone over 5 years, our games are fun-packed and Covid-safe activities for families, couples, or friends looking for new activities to do together. Our Gameboxes are fully-private, interactive digital rooms featuring projection mapping, touch screens, motion tracking and surround sound, all designed to help you enjoy a hyper-immersive gaming experience. We can’t wait to welcome you to play – see you soon! Side-Note: Please allow yourself an extra 15 minutes prior to the booking time for parking and check-in processes.

Part of Santa Clara University, the De Saisset is home to thousands of items detailing the history of the Santa Clara mission as well as artworks ancient to modern.

Beat The Lock Escape Rooms is a live entertainment experience in which a group of 2 to 14 people are locked in a themed room and must find clues, solve puzzles, and crack codes in order to find the key to escape in 60 minutes! Fun for all ages! Our rooms are based on the popular escape the room video games in which the player is locked inside a room and must explore their surroundings in order to escape. We also offer effective and unique team-building events utilized by companies, military, law enforcement, students, sports teams, churches, and youth groups. Additionally, we host private events for special occasions with catering, such as birthday celebrations, anniversaries, engagements, bachelor and bachelorette parties, reunions, and more.

California Historical Landmark No. 334. Mission San Jose was founded on June 11, 1797 by Father Fermin Francisco de Lasuen. This was the 14th of twenty-one Spanish missions established in Alta California. A tour through Old Mission San Jose’s historic facilities includes the Mission Museum, the Church, the historic Cemetery, and the Garden. In the Museum, an 18-minute video depicts Spanish exploration and the 1797 founding of the mission as well as day-to-day living within the mission. See Ohlone Indian artifacts, religious objects from the Franciscan period, and items from the Mission and Rancho eras. The Church is a reconstruction of the 1830s mission adobe church, built with the materials and using construction methods of that time. It also contains the rare Rosales Opus 14 Spanish Organ. The cemetery holds the graves of many prominent Spanish and American settlers, and the rose garden includes a fountain and plantings representing the original mission period.

Big immersive open-format Brewery and Tap Room in the Bernal Heights neighborhood of San Francisco producing locally-inspired beers with local ingredients via a competitive sourcing method. Amazing array of innovative beers in a space perfect for groups of all sizes, big and small. Daily Tours and Brewing Classes available. Families and Pets are welcome. Snacks available, and often has food trucks with yummy eats just outside.

First location: A unique opportunity to experience a traditional therapeutic Thai massage outside of Thailand. Beautiful ambiance decorated with antiques and friendly people.