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Intel Museum - Enter the
micro-miniature world of computer chips as you learn how they are designed,
manufactured and placed into thousands of products in the world. The Intel
Museum has 3,500 square feet of interactive exhibits, and is designed as a
self-guided experience. Visit www.intel.com/intel/intelis/museum. [Top]
San Jose Museum of Art -
Dedicated to
visual culture and artistic excellence in Silicon Valley, the San Jose Museum of
Art is a contemporary art center whose acclaimed exhibitions have ranged across
modern masterworks to the newest frontiers of art. A cultural crossroads, SJMA
is the largest visual arts education provider in Santa Clara County. Admission
is free. Call (408) 271-6840. [Top]
Dedicated to
visual culture and artistic excellence in Silicon Valley, the San Jose Museum of
Art is a contemporary art center whose acclaimed exhibitions have ranged across
modern masterworks to the newest frontiers of art. A cultural crossroads, SJMA
is the largest visual arts education provider in Santa Clara County. Admission
is free. Call (408) 271-6840. [Top]Children's Discovery Museum of San
Jose - The Children's Discovery Museum presents innovative, interactive
exhibits that respond to children's diverse educational needs and nurture their
cognitive development. This unique downtown San Jose museum features 150
hands-on exhibits, programs, puzzles, and a museum store that lead you to
explore, understand and enjoy the world. The giant purple building sits in
Discovery Meadow Park. Call (408) 298-5437 or visit
http://www.cdm.org. [Top]
History San Jose - History
San Jose operates the San Jose Historical Museum in Kelley Park and the Peralta
Adobe & Fallon House Historic Site in downtown San Jose - which both offer
tours, programs, and exhibits. The Museum is a 14-acre park, including 27
original and reconstructed homes, businesses, and landmarks highlighting the
culture and history of San Jose. The museum is unique with paved streets,
running trolleys, a cafe, and a gift shop. Call (408) 287-2290. [Top]
Santa Clara Historic Museum -
Housed in the Headen-Inman house, the Santa Clara Historic Museum features
historic artifacts and photos related to the history of Santa Clara. For
information, call (408) 248-2789. [Top]
Triton Museum of Art -
Highlighting Bay Area artists, the Triton Museum in Santa Clara
exhibits contemporary and historical works. Permanent collections include
exhibits of 19th and 20th century American art, including one of the largest
public holdings of paintings by Theodore Wores, and Southwest Native American
tribal art. Exhibitions include the art of the Pacific Rim, Europe, and beyond.
Visit www.tritonmuseum.org. [Top]
Peralta Adobe - Fallon House
- This historic site offers a unique look into San Jose's Mexican and
Spanish history through the daily lives of two prominent early San Jose
families. The adobe, built in 1797, is the city's oldest address and the last
remaining structure from El Pueblo de San Jose & de Guadalupe. Across the
street, the lavish 1855 Fallon House showcases 15 fully-furnished Victorian
period rooms and an exhibit on Santa Clara Valley.
www.historysanjose.org. [Top]
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