Small collection but nice to visit, plaque is outside on 34th Street, museum is through the main entrance and in the lower lobby next to the business center. A great man with a criminally low amount of fame. Worth the visit if you're in the area. Rest in Peace Nikola Tesla.

The plaque is on the side of the New Yorker Hotel (outside). But, you must go inside the hotel to see the memorabilia. It's downstairs. Worth it for electronics nerds, like my husband. There's also an IEEE plaque near the elevators.

Why is this important? Well this man was the inventor of alternating current (AC) electrical systems which nearly the entire developed world runs on.. He also made extraordinary contributions in the fields of electromagnetism and wireless radio communications. He had nearly 300 patents all over the world, yet died penniless and alone in the New Yorker Hotel here..

Visit the Nikola Tesla exhibit on the lower level of the New Yorker Hotel. It's free. Please visit the Nikola Tesla exhibition in the lower level of the New Yorker Hotel. Its free of charge.

It's just a plaque on a wall, but it's about Tesla so that makes it really cool.

4,999,999/5,000,000 better than Edison. Smell a bit weird... man

Tesla died in New Yorker 3327 room on 7th January 1943. This plaque honors that. Room is some sort of museum, as it's in perfect condition, lefted exactly as it was after Tesla's death. Tesla spend last 10 years of his life in this hotel changing rooms 3327 and 3328, but in room 3327 had safe with paper works in it, and was there when he passed away 86 year's old.

Nice

You have to be a guest of the hotel to visit the exhibit

(Translated by Google) A memorial plaque at the New York Hotel, where Tesla lived for the longest time, was erected on July 10, 2001. (Original) Spomen ploča na hotelu „Njujorker“, gde je Tesla i najduže živeo, postavljena je 10. jula 2001. godine.

So pleased to see this man have the respect that he does with this. A wonderful experience.