Nikola Tesla Museum

In the center of the capital of Serbia is the Nikola Tesla Museum, the uniqueness of which is that it stores personal belongings and documents of the great scientist. The museum was founded at the end of 1952, when Sava Kosanović, nephew and only full-fledged heir of Nikola Tesla, according to the last will of the scientist, transferred his personal belongings and scientific documents for exhibitions.

Thanks to such a generous gift, the museum received the world’s largest collection of documents related to Tesla’s activities – their number exceeds 150,000. These include scientific developments, diagrams and drawings made by the great scientist. The exhibition also includes more than 2,000 books and photographs from Tesla’s personal collection.

The main purpose of the museum is not only to demonstrate exhibits illustrating the activities of the scientist, but also to provide the necessary materials to scientific historians and modern scientists developing environmentally friendly energy sources.

The Nikola Tesla Museum is open from 10.00 to 18.00, on Saturday and Sunday until 13.00. The day off is Monday.