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
Good to know
Closed Mondays.
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