Nikola Tesla Museum is a meeting place of science and inspiration. Discover the brilliant achievements of one of the greatest inventors, through original objects and interesting multimedia installations.
A tour of the museum includes viewing Tesla's patents, drawings of inventions, personal documents and devices, including original transformers and models of energy transmission systems.
A special experience is the section with the urn in which Tesla's ashes and the memorial section are dedicated to his life, as well as interactive demonstrations that approach complex scientific concepts.
The gathering of visitors starts in the hall of the museum, where tickets for the guided tour (in Serbian or English) are bought.
The tour lasts about 45 minutes and includes a permanent exhibition, demonstrations and a documentary film about the life of Nikola Tesla.
Price per person 7 €
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