Thematic walk: in the footsteps of Nikola Tesla's scientific discoveries

Nikola Tesla, though he is the author of over a hundred of the inventions we use today, is poorly present in contemporary consciousness. This is what we owe to equipment such as a radio, an electric motor or a radio remote control. Tesla was also a pioneer in robotics. The brilliant inventor of Serbian descent highly valued Ivan Mestrovic's work - his desire to be portrayed by a great Croatian artist. Unfortunately, Tesla's death did not allow this dream to happen. Based on photographs, Mestrovic has already made the bronze bust of the inventor after the death of the inventor from the Tesla Museum in Belgrade. While walking through the streets of Krakow, we will try to find evidence that his discoveries are still present in our day.

Free entrance.

Start: International Cultural Center, Main Market Square 25

Information: warsztaty@mck.krakow.pl,

tel. 12 42 42 860

The walk accompanies the exhibition "Adriatic epic. Ivan Meštrović": http://mck.krakow.pl/wystawy/adriatycka-epopeja-ivan-mestrovic