At the very centre of Budapest is a museum that will delight electricity geeks. In an old transformer station with that 1960s allure, a kindly old gentleman will show you the collection of old Tesla motors and electric cars from the 19th century. And if you are a good student, he might even show you Tesla’s ‘Egg of Columbus’, which was presented during the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago and used to explain the principles of a rotating magnetic field. A bit lost in the science? Not to worry. All of your questions will be answered.
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