Google Android Statues Square

Being and Android fan Ive wanted to go here for a while. Thought that it would be a good opportunity since I was celebrating my birthday and its a pandemic.The square is wrapped with caution tape. Strange since Im unsure if this is considered a public park (public parks are closed in certain counties during the pandemic). The big Android is missing his arms and I wish the statues, as a whole, were better maintained.

Cool looking statues. Were closed by yellow tape to prevent kids from touching

As of now Im giving only 3 stars. The reason why is due to the very bad shape the Android statues are in. I understand that wear and tear will happen with people being people but this damage seemed to be there for a while since I can see rust. Im looking forward to seeing the display renovated and updated.

Its cool place, but would like to see more places nearby. Unfortunately there are are notAnd second, some statues are damaged. I know its because of visitors itself. But still, its just sad.

A stroll around on foot among these wonderful creations of the most famous green robot in the world. Take lots of photos and a trip inside the building.Inside there is a huge shop where you can buy any, the prices are affordable and the choice is very varied so get excited. Nearby there are fast food restaurants open until late at night

Currently closed but a cute and small park if you enjoy google/android.

I enjoyed visiting the Google Android Lawn Statue Park! The statues, although slightly weathered, were adorable and fun to snap pictures of! The park is pretty small, and can be viewed quickly if you only have a few minutes. Parking was free, and it easy to find a spot on a Saturday morning. I definitely recommend stopping by, especially if you have young kids.

Im obsessed with all things android/google so I was very excited to visit. The statues were adorable and I loved taking pictures with them. My only complaint is how weathered they look, but overall a fun experience!

Run down statues, and needs to be kept up with so the memory of past things can be preserved. We came, we went, and we took some fun pics! Super interesting to see considering we arent from around there.

Due to covid the location was closed off. But still good picture spots

Amongst my favourite sweets, a very good experience and stop to take photos of these huge Android foam statues in Googleplex Campus near Visitor Center in Silicon Valley- Mountain View, CA. It brings me to my favourite Android version of Candyland game! The sweet statues are named after desserts and sweet treats of different kinds, It’s a very unique attraction in the Silicon Valley, worthwhile a visit or stop. The statues are just simple standing on without lawn or something green nor ornaments, but very interesting though. The merchandise store where you can buy souvenir is just around the corner, stuffs are quite pricey, but you can get them here only! I would like coming back here and ride the google bikes for free!

Cool place where you can see all the statues from Android’s past versions. They’re all sweet themed so you can find lollipop, KitKat, honey, Oreo and so on.I recommend you to go visit during daytime to take awesome pictures. Try not to go at sunset or when it’s dark, the place has no lights so you might not be able to take great pics.

This place is small but quite cute and interesting especially if you are with kids. It made me hungry walking around so many yummy looking statues :) Its in the middle of the Google campus which is as big as a small city :) and cute to see all the colorful Google bikes there too. Not sure what the campers were around there - maybe the homeless crisis hit that area too or people just prefer to live by their office in a camper/RV :)

2020 Aug update: GHOST TOWN. Complete disgrace. Arms ripped off, statues weathered & peeling / falling apart. Used to be a happy place.Google about to go bankrupt? Wheres the love? Google used to be an inspiration.

The fun colors make you feel like a child again!

A very known place for who is visiting San Francisco/San Jose. Its like default when visiting the Google complex surrounding areas.All the Android statues are there for you to take some pictures.Its important to notice three things:1) The statues are already old and with some break/missing pieces, which could impact your photos;2) The statues stay in an external area without light, so visiting by the end of the afternoon could cause difficult to take good pictures;3) Google Android no longer has sweet mascots from version 10 onwards, so the statues are becoming more and more obsolete.Regardless the considerations, its very fun and colorful to have the memory of visiting it.Plus, there is a big Google Store close by where you can buy all merchandise you can get!

As a Google and Android fan, I was excited to check this out.The area was a bit surprising. Its on a part Googles campus that you definitely wouldnt expect a tech company to be. It seems like they converted old rundown apartments into office space.All of that aside, the Android dessert statues were fun. Its a small area. Its easy to get some pictures with your favorite Android desserts.The most disappointing part was that they werent maintained. Many of them had chunks taken out of them or paint peeling off.Its right next to the Google Merchandise store and a quick stop for both of them.

Fun area to walk around outside the Google store. Its a nice quick stop. Try to avoid driving in the area around commuting times.

Wonderful statues formation. It gives me happiness and excitement.

Wish the buildings were more Google colored but still an awesome place!!

The park is closed with a yellow tape for Covid 19.One can take pictures from outside.Its like a small play area, not much of a park.

Easy to find and quite small. Parking is available for free. You will find a store to buy gifts and souvenirs. You can not visit some places around the area unless you know someone in Google.

Badly maintained. You can see the paint peeling off of many statues. Reportedly, Google moved these statues from all over the campus to this single place for better tourist crowd control. Also there was no nougat ( 6.0 ) or the latest pie ( 9.0 ) as of May 2019. The latest one was Oreo (8.0), if you wanna take pic next to it. Honeycomb looked interesting. But definitely lower your expectations before visiting.Update: Separate Android pie and Oreo statues are present in other places.

Some of the statues are in incredible disrepair. I was beyond excited to see them in person, but the state they are kept in is more than disappointing. Hopefully after the pandemic Google will give them some attention.

When we visited there, it was at night. The place was empty and eerily silent. Some of the lawn statues were broken and looked like Google hadnt made the effort to keep them in great shape. Wished it was taken care of in a better way. This place is a good visit if you want to monkey around some of the android version statues and take a few selfies/ groupfies.

If you’re an Android fan, you will love this. Unfortunately, I’m not familiar with any of the statues, but thought they provided some great photo opportunities. Some of the statues are chipped and can use a paint job. My pictures didn’t look that great as a result. If you’re in the area, it’s worth making a stop because the Google Store is nearby.

BEAUTIFUL!!! Everyone was cheerful, had great attitudes, very friendly. This facility is so Huge. I would love to get to actually go inside and get a tour. And its only getting bigger. They have people letting you know where to go, how to get back if you get lost. And the diversity of cultures. Man thats WONDERFUL. Hopefully I can get a chance to get a tour.

Not at all maintained.. wish they did preserve it..

Small park but very funny statues

Statues of all the past google android flavors. However, the statues are not well maintained and many of them are damaged! That said, you can still get some good shots here on camera

Fun little garden showcasing our favorite Android mascot. With all the deserts from the Android OS, its a great photo spot for anyone (especially tech enthusiasts). The Google Merchandise nearby makes for a nice touch. The only downside is that the sculptures are in need of repair. The one holding the lollipop had a majorly chipped arm and it seemed it might affect structural integrity. Luckily it was closed off. Other problems included deserts having chunks missing or metal lining peeling off of the headphones. It looks better than it sounds, and I dont think it ruined photos in any major way.

Nice place to took some nice photographs. Specially recommended for Android fans. Kids will love this place. You can find the statues of all Android versions.

Pretty good. They could touch up on some of the statues, one of them had both arms taken off. Other than that, it was fairly good.

Beautiful as always but I wish they were still maintaining it.

This is really fun to visit. The merch store is really close and if you are an Android user, youll definitely recognize some of the past versions of Android. Excellent picture spot.

Cool sculptures but lots of wear and tear on them...people picking at it...

What a happy place to be at

Just a short visit to Google campus, san Jose. Very beautiful. With lot of greenary. We had some snaps at its android park. With small statues of its software versions. And also rode bicycles kept there for visitors. It was short visit but great one.

If you are an Android Fan you can take some great pictures here with the different Android Statues. The park is also conveniently located right next to the Google merchandise store. Location of the park is a bit of shame, feels like it is shoved into small corner of the campus right next to freeway. Also some of the statues could use a bit of TLC - some repair and another lick of paint.

Really cool to see all of the statues representing the different Android versions. Fun for taking pics.

Nice small space to check out some of the android robots and the app/iOS systems they run on. Lollipop, marshmallow, jellybean and more. Kids and adults seem to love it equally lol. The Google merchandise store is around the corner too, the weird thing about this place is the Google visitor center is only open to Google employees and not actual visitors...

If you are an Android fan it has all your mascots. Thought it would be in a better location though.

I took out a star because most of the statues are broken. They are beautiful but its a pitty that they had been vandalized

Really nice to see all the old statues in one place. It’s just near the official merch store in Googleplex.

Was really excited to take my 3 year old son during a road trip this week. The statues have seen better days (they are starting to chip, fade and fall apart) and security came and told us it was closed due to COVID. Sigh.

Nothing crazy but a nice spot to check out - especially if youre an Android typa person! Getting to the lawn itself will have you thinking youre headed in the wrong direction but just keep following the GPS, its there in the back of the buildings.

Super friendly and open to the public (as long as you don’t enter any of the buildings). The “store” is a different story. 20-25min walk away in an office park by the highway.

You can get to see bigger than life size structures of Android version starting from bananasplit. But the structures are damaged Google needs to look into maintaining it.

A must to stop for every Google fan. Unfortunately some statues are damaged. The gift shop next to the statues is ok.Not memorable but nice to see.

Colourful and fun place to be, there are google bicycles available to cycle around. The Google Store has items with promotional prices. Nice place to visit in Mountain View.

Well...well..well. An exciting place to be in but arrived after the sunset. So couldnt shoot too many pictures. Wish we could arrive when there was enough sunlight to have great pictures for life time. The souvenir shop is a great attraction for all Google fans and admirers. You have many merchandise that you could buy for yourself, your loved ones and friends.

The statues are great for Android fans, but you can clearly see that they are not maintained very well... In some of the pictures I took you can see dripping stains in the statues. However, the lawn is very cute and great to take some quick pictures. Also, there are a few bikes around the offices and you can borrow them to go and explore around Google. Right next to the lawn is the google store, which has some pretty cool things! Other than that theres really not much to do in the Google offices :( Wish they did something more for all Google fans!!

Its getting kind of run down.

After long time i am visiting this place at google office campus. Excellent family lines from A to O android software platform with cutout materials fiber with good painting nice for photo collection jellybean lollipop oreo honeycomb donuts KitKat gingerbread android big lawn status nice time and you can see all office LMK5 and parking free and 24 hours opening.

Incredible place, perfect to bring your family or your girlfriend and take some photos or simply enjoy a walk around the offices.

Though California is much warmer than Minnesota this time of year, I may have brought some of the weather with me. Showers this week rinsed off the iconic Android statues at the Google headquarters. Unfortunately I dont know anyone personally that works here, so no tour of the visitor center beta for me. Still thankful for the opportunity to roam the grounds and pick up a few things for the family back home. (Pics proudly taken with my Nexus 5x, luckily bootloop free so far. The same cant be said for my wifes 5x.)

Its a cool place but the statues could really use some fixing up. Many of them have holes in them or arms missing.

A small piece of land covered with different android release statues. This is very famous with their build quality. Only escorted people with googlers are allowed to visit here.You get good piece of joy with Android statues.Highly recommended to visit with children.

Disappointing visit to Google HQGoogle doesnt really cater for visitors, obviously not profitable enough. There is a shop which is open to the public where youll find T shirts, accessories and a few Google or Google sister company products but thats it. If you know someone who works there you can arrange to visit the Google Visitor center but ONLY if youre accompanied by a Google employee (pre-arranged...).The buildings are old school and not cool like the Apple HQ which I do recommend visiting.

One of the best places in the world to see lots of cute Android Statues all together. Next to Google Merchandise Store.You can see lots of different statues by Android’s versions such as Kit Kat

Cool place to take photos.

All Android version statues at one place. Google all around. Enough parking space. Small area of attraction. Attracts kids and youngsters equally. Place is little hidden from main street and difficult to find unless you have exact gps address. Worth to make memories.

Was just okay. Has more value emotionally than aesthetically. Shows most of the major Android releases, but could have been a bit more well maintained. Still a must see if visiting the googleplex.

So sweet and nice, however the statues need significant repair :(

This is just about Google maps. They ask where the door to the place is but they never give an option to get the question minimized or closed so you can see the map. I clicked not sure because I couldnt see the map.

Cute place for the kids. Interesting to see all the retired Android versions.

Statues are a lot bigger than I expected. Parking right next to the yard and Google store down the sidewalk. Easy to get to.

One word: photo-ops. Let loose, be creative, snap, share, repeat. Youll never know what new pose you could pull off.

Nice place, you get to see all of the releases of Android versions, with their corresponding candy representations. Dont visit if youre on a diet!

It has statues of all the Android versions released by Google. Kids will love this place. This place will be the legacy left by us for our generations to come. Its a simple park where you can just click photos and roam around. Behind this there is official Google merchandise store, where you can shop Google goodies. #Forkids

It would seem the main headquarters of Google, but why are the statues not well-groomed? The paint has peeled off, and the androids arms are broken off. Looks pathetic.

A little bit hidden, but a fun spot to snap some photos with these friendly Android statues.

Everyone wants to know where is the google office? I am happy to visit in this office.

I got to geek out and stop by Googleplex with my wife for the first time and I had a great experience! Ive had Android phones since the T-Mobile G1 and Ive seen these statues put up since Cupcake was first unveiled, so to see these firsthand was a surreal experience. I also stopped by the merchandise store and got some Google merch. To be there on the campus was motivating, who knows, maybe one day Ill have the opportunity to work here

Some of the statues look kinda worn out now. Impressive anyway. The Pie statue is located elsewhere in Googleplex.

All the statues are worn down and falling apart. It looks like Goolge is getting ready to take down the entire display or something.

Merch store nearby too. Fun jog down the memory lane through the different Android versions

The 24 hour open area has been restricted by security after sep 2020.

Fun place to see. Sometimes you get lucky and they have a few google bikes parked you can borrow for a ride. The statues show their age, especially cup cake.. lol.. but maybe that is intentional. Cupcake is old. Otherwise it was cute seeing how google imagined these statues as real life objects. If you have time its easy access, have a picnic, and snap photos. The sandbox the statues are in has a hard clay bottom. No cat turds in sight. See them when you can. Android r0x.

Has fallen into pretty bad disrepair. Not worth the trip.

They have good sweets. Very yummy. I love the oreo.

The place & the statues need some tlc, but still entertaining, especially for my pup.

A very interesting place.

Good for short, fun stay

Very animated and funny place to visit! Go ahead and try to name the names of previous Android systems if you can remember them all. This is where they go to die but it is a fun place nonetheless. Theyve had lives full of fun and laughs and Im sure tons of cute photos with their fans. After they leave here, they probably go to Android heaven where they surely dont encounter their arch enemies (the apples).

I love these Android statues, they are so cute :) Im glad Google have them, encourage taking pictures and available 24/7 :)

Its a good place if you are near google campus, all android versions statues are shown here. If you are an android fan, you surely will enjoy ur short time in the place.

Statues of main Android releases. Unfortunately are not properly preserved, some are damaged.

Fun visit for Android enthusiasts. There were not many people and it was kind of tucked away in the back of an office area. There is a parking lot just next to the statues, dont make the mistake I did and park far away. The Google Merchandise store is just around the corner and has a variety of shirts, cups, and Alphabet products

This is Google Android Park. Here you can find all statues for different Android versions. This place is quite small and they may have to expand or shift it to some different place.

I am a little bit disappointed because Google statues are in bad shape and couple of wooden stands near the statues with no information on it. Propably they was damaged by visitors .

Fun iconic landmark to come and see! Worth popping into the Merchandise Store next door to pick up some Android or Google branded gear to go with your visit! The statues are quite impressive and much larger than I anticipated - a fun detour from the freeway and a good spot to stop on a longer journey.

Looks like a rundown place down. Broken statue, rusted rods poking out. Was excited to visit this place after all the hype. Wish it was maintained better and placed at a better locale, back of a parking lot among service trucks. Being an Android fan felt like a big tourist trap to get people into the Google store to purchase original merchandise. And I guess this isnt getting better with Android Q being called Android 10 and they are dropping the unique dessert naming nomenclature. Sad, it was the fun thing about Android every August.

This is very beautiful. I know there are android, Apple And Gingerbread man statues. This is gonna be a better place in future.

Easy to get to. Adorable. The campus is huge.

Only 4 stars because they seriously need to fix up the original Andy (arms broken off). Otherwise, loved this little (open to public) area and theres some great stuff in the Google Store!

Interesting but I was expecting a little bit more from Google

If you are at Sunnyvale or Mountain View, both the Android Statue Lawn and Google Merchandise Store is a must visit. The place is surprisingly smaller than we thought, with all kinds of Android Statue, from ginger bread all the way to Oreo. Everyone here had great fun taking photos with these iconic statues. Like everyone else said, it is disappointing to see that the statues are so run down and lack of maintenance. Both hands of the iconic green Android Statue itself are gone! And you would think Google would do the least minimum to maintain /repair the damages, given that the place is just next to the Google Merchandise Store. Toilet facilities is available in the Google Merchandise store.

Great to see the little green fellow up close, I hope he gets regular trips to the dentist as he obviously has a sweet tooth!

The statues must have been great at one time but they have been sorely neglected.