Museums in Ukraine

This historical collection is housed in one of the biggest fire stations in Europe. "Having visited the museum, you will be able to get acquainted not only with fire equipment from the 1840s, but also with evidence of armed aggression against Ukraine: fire and rescue vehicles damaged by the Russian military; remains of the occupiers' weapons; a photo exhibition of the work of the State Emergency Service employees since the beginning of hostilities in 2022."

The State Polytechnic Museum at Ukrainian National Technical University "Kiev Polytechnic Institute" is one of the biggest Ukrainian museums of technology and the biggest university museum in Ukraine. Apart from the history of the University, expositions cover a wide range of technologies and engineering: radio, television, computing, electronics, mining and environmental engineering, machinery and instruments, railway, firearms and military communication, aviation and space exploration.

The hallmark of the Kharkov Automobile and Highway University is considered to be the Laboratory of High-Speed ​​Cars (LSA). The LSA HADI brand is known around the world as a unique school for the training of young specialists in the field of transport engineering and the creation of special vehicles for motorsports. There were over 30 racing cars built here in the last 60 years. Some of these can be seen in the exhibition hall of the laboratory.

Phaeton, a local classic car club put together this exhibition of about two dozen rarities, including a ZIM, a Dodge Weapon and 2nd World War memoribilia.

This museum displays vehicles related to the history of public transportation in Odesa

A subsidiary of the Lviv Historical Museum, the Retro Garage Lviv was opened in 2018 featuring both cars and motorcycles

Aleksandr Frolov's private motorcycle collection was opened to the public in December, 2019

This private collection of cars, motorcycles, bicycles, gramophones, televisions, cameras, radios, etc. was opened in 2013 in a showroom. A decade later it was moved to the Central Park of the city, where some parts of the collection are displayed inside, while others are outside for the enjoyment of park visitors. Entry is free.

The private collection of well-known local collector Mikhail Prudnikov. It is located near the city center. In the hall of the museum the atmosphere of the city street of the 1950s-1960s has been recreated

A new museum was opened in Kyiv in April, 2024 featuring over 100 cars and motorcycles. Additionally there are plenty of automobilia: "vintage advertising signs to vintage gas stations, from children's toys to iconic household items, each exhibit tells its own story and transports you back in time".