Nikola Tesla Museum, Belgrade, Serbia, Biographical and science museum in Vračar district, Belgrade, Serbia
The museum occupies a house from the 1920s in the Vračar district and displays scientific equipment, personal items, and written works. The collection spreads across several rooms where original models and documents are presented.
After the inventor died in 1943, his estate was brought from New York to the Yugoslav capital. The institution opened its doors to the public in the mid-1950s.
The building honors an inventor born in the region during the 19th century who later worked in America. Visitors walk through rooms that show how his ideas contributed to the development of modern electrical engineering.
Entry is paid at the ground floor desk, and guided tours are available in several languages. The rooms connect through staircases, so visitors with limited mobility should consider this when planning their visit.
Inside, visitors can attend demonstrations where historical electrical devices are shown in operation. The demonstrations take place regularly and make the workings of early technologies easier to understand.
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