Nikola Tesla Museum near Falkensteiner Hotels and Residences

Nikola Tesla Museum

Nikola Tesla is probably known as the most popular Serb in modern history. The inventor’s incredible life is honoured in an excellent museum in the city centre. Located within a diplomatic neighbourhood in Vračar, the museum displays a number of the great man’s inventions along with many of his personal effects.

Who is it aimed at?
Couples, friends, families, groups

Arrival
By car

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Closed Mondays.

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