Santa Clara

Santa Clara is a city in Santa Clara region, west-focal California, U.S. It lies along the Guadalupe River in the Santa Clara Valley, around 48 miles southeast of San Francisco and instantly contiguous San Jose on the southeast. The Spanish chronicled impact is clear in the city's place-names, engineering, and reestablished mission. The city created as a preparing community for the prunes, apricots, and different products of the soil developed in the rich Santa Clara Valley.

Its economy is firmly lined up with that of Silicon Valley, of which it is part. Santa Clause Clara University, which is the most seasoned organization of higher learning in California, was established as a school by Jesuits in 1851 and turned into a college in 1855, the de Saisset Museum, on the college's grounds, contains showcases of African, American, Asian, and European workmanship.