What clients say about Tesla Science Center in East Shoreham (NY)
Tesla Science Center is an interesting and meaningful place to visit, especially for those curious about Nikola Tesla and his work. The site has historical significance, and the exhibits provide insight into Tesla’s ideas, inventions, and legacy. It’s a calm and thoughtful environment that encourages learning.
This wasn't open when we went, so we just looked on through the fence. I believe it is not complete. Gave it 3 stars because if they get the funding and restore the buildings it will be amazing.
Sadly, almost all of the information given by them is factually incorrect. Tesla was a brilliant inventor and the misinformation found here does a huge disservice to his legacy.
Tesla Science Center is open for the wonderful expo. 5 to 9PM
5 Randall Rd, Shoreham, NY
Weather is fantastic. Exhibitors informative and moving. Great food. Live music. Spectacular light and drone show. Come show your support Nikula Tesla, a great American and international inventor. We owe a lot to him including cell phones, wireless, electricity distribution, and so much more.
I ordered 3 gifts for my nephew. My CC was charged back on 8/27/24 and have received NOTHING! I've called 3 times and no response or return call. Sad too say, Tesla Science center Gifts are frauds.
Place is closed to the public. The website sells a subscription for a building that burnt down. The place is a true disgrace to Nikola Tesla's name and this should be removed from google maps.
Good food Use to give you a soup and salad now It's one or the other.
These people are always packed. Thay don't have to be so cheap!!!!!
Just for that I won't be going back.
It is not open to the general public. You have to make an appointment. Unfortunately it has been cursed from the start. The attempt to make it an historic site has failed. It's basically ruins from the original, plus ruins from the museum. If you are a Tesla fan Don't Go. It was very depressing albeit accurately reflecting how Tesla lived his last days.
Hopefully funding will get the Tesla Science Center off the ground soon. Looking forward to seeing it opened one day as my great grandfather was the architect of the tower and worked together with Tesla.
Unfortunately it is not open or under any kind of restoration after the fire, for the moment. Also, the next door building seems abandoned for a long time, showing graffiti on its walls. Even the statue isn’t available. Don’t bother to come for the moment. Hope it’s back in its feet soon!
The Tesla Science Center in Rocky Point is incredibly cool! It's a fascinating place dedicated to the genius of Nikola Tesla. The exhibits and history here are mind-blowing. A must-visit for science enthusiasts and anyone curious about the future. Five stars for this innovative gem!
I'm so saddened to see it went up in flames yesterday. On my commute home I saw what must have been half of Suffolk county's fire departments there trying to put it out
I was there for the Nicola Tesla birthday celebration and to see the worlds largest Tesla coil in operation. The local Tesla owners club also participated with a display of their cars. When I was there, none of the laboratories we're open for tours. They are still actively restoring the place. Call them for days and hours when they give tours.
Absolutely amazing place the fact that this org was able to secure one of the last labs of the Great one Nikola Tesla is beyond awesome. The fact that the site is now being restored to its former glory is just double awesome.
I cannot wait to take my daughters there later this summer
I have come to know this place because of its important on humanity's history. Thanks Tesla we got a lot of advance in the field of the Energy. Sadly, the museum is closed due to rebuilding, but i suggest to visit when is open and try to discover how this scientific worked on his most famous project: the Tesla Tower.
To visit the place where a bonafide Genius was able to apply what was in his head to actual tangible working devices was an incredible honor he was the architect of our modern day way of life. It is sad that he had been brushed under the rug so to speak so the restorative process is an blessing to witness as well.
Part of Wardenclyffe, Nikola Teslas' main scientific research facility in the early 1900's. Attempting to honor and continue the work of Tesla. This was ignored for way too long, but is now being supported.
A community effort to salvage history is realized. The events here are so interesting, I always learn something. Tesla had an amazing mind. Even now, scientists don't totally understand all of his research.
Right now, the center is closed to the general public while they revamp it. My electronics husband was thrilled, though, to see (through a chain link fence) the building in which he worked on his projects. You can also see a statue, and there are a couple of info kiosks accessible outside the fence. Unless you're just in the area, I recommend waiting until they reopen to visit. I'm sure it will be great once it's ready.
This is an amazing historic site. The lab of one of if not the most influential scientist of the last century. Great to see its progress over the last 2 years. I have a brick in the courtyard. Let me know if you spot it! Donate and visit!
I went for Tesla's 160th birthday celebration. I was moved to be on such a pivotal location for one of my greatest idols. It's great they were able to save it from destruction, but it's definitely not ready to be open to the public yet. It was sad to see how run down it was. It reflected how little people in this country care about this wonderful, amazingly talented person.
