AROUND THE CITY
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Downtown streets, cultural places and the businesses that make Sunnyvale home.
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Around Sunnyvale

Historic Murphy Avenue, Sunnyvale (May 2025) (cropped)
Historic Murphy Avenue in Downtown Sunnyvale, California

Fair Oaks Park
Fairoaks Park (park in Santa Clara County, California, United States of America)

Russian Orthodox church, Sunnyvale, California
St. Herman of Alaska Russian Orthodox church, Sunnyvale, California. Photo taken under obscured light conditions caused by wildfire ash.

Murphy street (6893400005)
downtown sunnyvale ca

Netapp Sunnyvale CA
Netapp Sunnyvale CA

Saturday at Sunnyvale (2)
Saturday at Sunnyvale

Sunnyvale CA
Sunnyvale CA

Seven Seas Park Playground (Sunnyvale)
Playground view in the Seven Seas Park in Sunnyvale

Applied-intuition-headquarters-sunnyvale-california-2026-03-24
Applied Intuition's global headquarters at 860 W. California Avenue, Sunnyvale, California, photographed on 24 March 2026.

Baylands Park Road Entrance
Entrance by road to Baylands Park in Sunnyvale, CA

City of Sunnyvale (15283767390)
This is Sunnyvale, CA. It is not the downtown area, it's close to the train station.

Cumberland Elementary, Sunnyvale
Cumberland Elementary School, Cumberland Place, Sunnyvale, California

East side Pear Ave, Sunnyvale
806 and 808 Pear Avenue, 1967 Eichler houses in Parmer Place tract, Sunnyvale, California

Hindu Temple Sunnyvale CA
People sitting on floor in Hidu temple

Joshua Hendy Iron Works museum (cropped)
Exterior of the Joshua Hendy Iron Works museum in Sunnyvale, California.

NetApp Building 1
Building 1 at NetApp headquarters in Sunnyvale, California. Photographed on August 2, 2020 by user Coolcaesar.

Twin Creeks Sports Complex Main Building
Front of the main building in the Twin Creek Sports Complex in Sunnyvale, CA

Washington Park school
Washington Park elementary school in Sunnyvale, California, part of Stratford School

John W. Christian Greenbelt
John W. Christian Greenbelt

Lowe's, Sunnyvale, CA
To consider Lowe's you have to look at both Home Depot and OSH. In my mind, HD focuses on those who are building something new or significant while OSH focuses on living in an existing space and doing minor repairs or improvements. Lowe's has found a spot just between HD and OSH. Lowe's is large like HD (bigger than any OSH I know) and yet has a nice balance of product filling the needs of both HD

Sunnyvale Heritage Park Museum

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