Ever wondered what makes your computer tick ? well here you can find out. It's not a big place but then again you're talking about some really tiny things. If you're into computers it's quite educational.

Not bad for a free attraction (and a corporate museum) but I think that they could have done a better job of explaining some of the technical details in laymans' terms - they either went too complicated or too basic in a few places. I also think that there weren't enough interactive or imaginative exhibits - there were a lot... More

Free and a great place for both traveling business persons or bay area families wanting to bring the kids to a place to learn more about technology. You're going to love it!

This is a fun little museum. It's free. It has exhibits relating to the founders of Intel and how Intel manufactures silicon chips. They had some old fossils -- 486 chips and a calculator that went back some years--- that brought back a little nostalgia. The kids who were visiting appeared to enjoy the exhibits --- particularly the clean room... More

Calling this a museum may be overstating it a bit. It is a 2000 sq ft space of computer and semiconductor exhibits. The exhibits are nice, and do offer younger kids some insight into the inner workings of microprocessors and cleanrooms. There is a teaching space, but we haven't used it. The best part is it is free and an... More

This was a free museum about Intel Corp from the beginning till now. It was very educational for everyone old enough to read. I loved all the educational games and novelties in the gift shop. The prices were reasonable too.

Something to do, cool to see the history of an amazing company. If technoogy interests you, I would take the time to see it.

Great history of Silicon Valley and hands on trying technology makes it interesting...also, tours in multiple languages

Give it a visit if you're looking for something to do. Intel has a short and very interesting history.