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Explore the vibrant UC Berkeley campus with this self-guided audio tour, uncovering the history and stories behind one of the world's top public universities.
Discover landmarks like Sproul Plaza, the birthplace of the 1964 Free Speech Movement, and learn about notable figures such as Nobel laureates and student revolutionaries.
Visit iconic sites including Memorial Glade, the Faculty Club where Oppenheimer and Lawrence sketched nuclear research plans, and the California Memorial Stadium rebuilt to withstand earthquakes.
The tour concludes back at Telegraph and Durant Avenues, offering a comprehensive journey through Berkeley's rich academic and civic legacy.
The tour begins at the corner of Telegraph Avenue and Durant Avenue, crossing into campus at Sproul Plaza.
The tour highlights Sproul Plaza, known as the birthplace of the 1964 Free Speech Movement.
The tour mentions Nobel Prize winners, student revolutionaries, and physicists like J. Robert Oppenheimer and Ernest Lawrence.
Yes, it covers the California Memorial Stadium, which was rebuilt in floating sections to withstand earthquakes.
The tour concludes back at Telegraph Avenue and Durant Avenue.
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