Mention the "Utah teapot" to a group of computer scientists and watch their eyes light up. Better yet, bring up the Honeywell Kitchen Computer, a 1969 Neiman-Marcus Christmas catalog item that sold exactly zero units. Those iconic remnants are among the world's largest collection of computing artifacts (including an Apple I!) at the Computer History Museum.

When you're finished visiting there, watch a movie, grab a bite and a beverage at one of several quick stops, or hit the gym.