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The Tech Museum of Innovation

Science Museum

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Omar C

92 month ago

You can make your own bacteria!! Take your children, they're start loving science here. Also the fly rockets section is amazing and the guides are very kind. See a movie in IMAX, totally worth it!

Kevin T

99 month ago

Awesome place for kids and people of all ages to learn about technology! Though of you're a seasoned geek you may find it a bit dull, but still worth the visit if you haven't been!

Kat ?

99 month ago

Start on the bottom floor and get the brain wave sensor! You need to wear it for at least 30 minutes but you can do other activities while you are wearing it.

Staff Picks

118 month ago

Check out Nathan Myhrvold's food photos at the Tech Museum of Innovation. His experiments in Modernist Cuisine are on exhibit now, and admission is free!

Jenni R

122 month ago

Once a month they do a special After Hours event. Adults only, drinks, food, music, and exhibits with no kids under foot and fellow tech/science fans all around. Definitely worth checking out.

Andrea S

125 month ago

The Star Wars exhibit is great. You can see the original costumes, models, behind the scenes videos and learn about the physics of Star Wars.

Medved01 К

131 month ago

Больше интересен будет детям, чем взрослым. В музее установлены различные стенды и аттракционы объясняющий физические явления. Есть кино зал IMAX, в котором показывают облучающие фильм. Билет от 15 $

Princess Susannah G

147 month ago

1st Wed of the month After Hour nights for adults only featuring bands, games & run of the whole museum. IMAX & special exhibits anytime give you & your family a great Silicon Valley experience.

Joe V

156 month ago

Throwing a birthday party here is a blast. If you can't find relatively cheap street parking, putting your car across the street at Cityview Plaza Parking is the next best thing - 7 dollars with no ti

NASA

160 month ago

Visit the To Infinity and Beyond Exhibit to scan radio frequencies from outer space. You can even listen to the audio recording and view the images that were sent out on the Voyager 1 spacecraft too.