Name: Nikola Tesla
Address: Savska cesta 18, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia, HR
Telephone: +385 1 4844 050

Nikola Tesla is a museum, located at Savska cesta 18, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia. They can be contacted via phone at +385 1 4844 050, visit their website tehnicki-muzej.hr for more detailed information.

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Savska cesta 18, 10000, Zagreb

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Added by Jopie, at 26 September 2016

Monday Closed
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

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Anonymous

15 May 2018

Some historical machinery. Don't miss a collection of Nikola Tesla's original experiment lab constructs, including a demo of the first radio remote controlled boat he designed.

Also in the collection are one of the original engines designed by Here Diesel himself, as well as a waist high WWII Italian personal tank, replicas of old trams, early X-ray machine, steam powered fire trucks, and much more.

If you have a few days in Zagreb it is worth taking a look.
Anonymous

04 May 2018

Perfect. A wonderful place to learn about electricity and Nikola Tesla. There are also plenty of other historical items (cars, trains, mills, diesel motors, other motors). I would highly recommend you check this place out.
Anonymous

27 April 2018

Nice museum, even if you are not into technics. However, if you are interested with mechanics then you can spend hours in this museum. Nice exhibition of engines and other technological solutions. The mine in the basement is nothing special. The second floor is worth to see, but comparing to the first floor it's disappointing. I didn't really get why the molding machine from 2000 is there, also, with no description. They could at least write that it is a molding machine making CDs with a robot transporter.
Overall, I really recommend this place.
Anonymous

28 February 2018

If that facility had any kind of heating, when it's literally negative 15 C. it would've be the best place to take yourself, alone or with entire family to great technological memory lane.
Don't miss exact hours when visit to the Coal mine, Tesla laboratory and Planetarium are scheduled(these are 20 minutes guided tours). Cause if you miss that, you pretty much missed 60% of great thongs to be seen.
*On the top of regular price you need to pay another ticket for Planetarium (another 75% of regular price). But all that fun and knowledge still fits in the budget of 5,_€
Anonymous

09 February 2018

A museum with an old soul. Entering it you feel like in another world. Great place to take kids with it's many different kinds of vehicles and technical processes.
It also hosts a Tesla experiments room, a mine and a planetarium.
I'm missing more interactive sections (has cool interactive nuclear energy section), hopefully they will invest in it in near future.
Anonymous

07 November 2017

It's a nice museum but has absolutely nothing to do with Nikola Tesla. The guided mine tour and the planetarium are quite nice to do but you have to be able to understand Croatian
Anonymous

13 October 2017

There were some really interesting displays and artifacts. The wall postings are not very well coordinated with many of the exhibits. the alternative energy section is a little weak and not very well integrated into the older exhibits
Anonymous

29 July 2017

Great museum, showcasing some really interesting progress in history. I can highly recommend the Nikola Tesla exhibition, you learn a ton about his life and inventions! The building is a bit old and has a very own Eastern European/ Communism era atmosphere. An entrance ticket is valid for the entire day and at 16:00 there is a Tesla specific tour showing some of his inventions.
Anonymous

24 July 2017

A place full of so many inventions. I especially loved the screen where you can test your knowledge.
Anonymous

18 July 2017

Nice place to see, spending aprox 1 - 1,5h. Exposition is not too big but we found many interesting things. Can be interesting also for older kids.
Anonymous

05 July 2017

Great staff, kids loved it, a lot of really interesting things and topics covered. They have live bee hive for kids to see how it works.
Anonymous

18 May 2017

Fascinating place for both kids and adults. Plenty of old-school machine innards and vehicles to look at. The trip down the mine is fun, but taller people will end up with a bad back! There is a great interactive exhibition with a Faraday cage, whereby volunteers (kids) can go up front and stand in a cage while electricity rubs through it. Sound dangerous? Nope! It's really good fun for them.

I'd never been in a planetarium before, but they have one here. It's probably half an hour long or so that you sit in it, but I found it a bit tedious. Kids must qualify as nerds to patiently participate!

Just bear in mind that, although the museum staff can speak in English, everything is presented in Croatian, so you have to use your imagination a bit!
Anonymous

12 April 2017

Very nice museum, not big, but you should wait for guided tours. In that case you can see Tesla transformator or go inside mine.
Anonymous

21 March 2017

A charming museum! We liked it a lot.
Anonymous

28 November 2016

Small but very nice museum. Check hours for Tesla tour. Highly recommended!
Anonymous

23 October 2016

If you are even remotely interested in tech stuff, this is a must visit while in Zagreb. Excellent for kids. Wish I had such interactive and updated exhibits as a kid.
Anonymous

03 October 2016

Museum of Technics is always a fun and interesting way of spending an afternoon or even the whole day.
Don't miss the miners tunnels built by the students and their professors from the Mining, Geology and Oil faculty during the socialist era.
They built it on their own, to show different solutions to mining tunnels and present the miners life to an average citizen.