As the world's largest semiconductor company, the Intel Corporation invented the technology-in 1968-that put computer memory on tiny silicon chips rather than in magnetic fields. Interactive exhibits here in the company headquarters walk visitors thr..

Ensconced in a tranquil seven-acre park, this modern museum displays an eclectic collection of Native American and Western art in three skylit galleries. The Austen D. Warburton Collection of American Indian Art and Artifactsa spans several centuries..

Established on the banks of the Guadalupe River in 1777, the eighth California mission was founded as an additional outpost in the vicinity of San Francisco Bay, but was moved in 1781 to its present site on higher ground. Padre JunÝpero Serra officia..

This 100-acre amusement park, originally opened in 1976, is a favorite of roller-coaster fanatics. Its nine coasters include the new Survivor-The Ride, a "reality roller-coaster" based on the TV show, in which rider are divided into competi..