Museums in Czechia

Today, Škoda is one of the longest-established automotive brands in the world, and the Museum highlights this history in the most authentic of places – the original production halls where the company manufactured cars until 1928. The Museum showcases the brand’s story in a project designed to invite visitors on an exciting interactive multimedia journey though Škoda Auto’s history, using a 1,800 m² exhibition area in historical production halls to feature vehicles, films, photographs and documents.

A world-renowned private collection of Tatra cars.

The most comprehensive collection of Tatra cars from all stages of production. The exhibition is complemented by chassis, engines, models, design proposals, trophies from sports competitions, period photographs and various rarities. Multilingual video boxes with film sequences of car gems provide a lot of interesting and exhaustive information.

This museum, which was opened in November 2021 is located in former foundry of Tatra in Kopřivnice. It presents a unique collection of 80 Tatra trucks and chassis on an area of ​​more than 5,000 m2. The core of the collection is the original collection of Jiří Hlach, a private collector, which Tatra acquired in 2015.

Permanent exposition of technology - motorcycle, automobile, military, agricultural, functional nuclear cover, things used in the household from 1800 to 1950.

This collection focuses mainly on buses, railway and firefighting vehicles. You can find around 15 road vehicles, made by Ikarus, Tatra, Praga etc.

The exposition in respect of ‘Historical vehicles’ offers an insight into the history and production of the best-known car makers in the Moravian region, such as Zbrojovka Brno, Wikov Prostějov and Tatra Kopřivnice. The exhibition includes a brief history of these factories as well. Visitors can peruse the historical workroom as it appeared in the 1930s and view the most important tools used for vehicle reparation and various transportation techniques such as horse carriages.

Terra Technica is part of the Excalibur City entertainment centre on the border between Czech Republic and Austria. It is claimed to be the world's largest museum of jukeboxes and pinball machines. There are a few classic cars and scooters as part of the display as well.

This museum was conceived by Autosportclub Praha and features the complete production history of Trabant cars, from the first predecessor of the Trabant AWZ - P70 (1954), through the Trabant P 60 (600), the Trabant 601 the most common and well-known design, to the latest four-stroke Trabant 1.1. These cars are presented in their original preserved condition. . You can also find Simson motorcycle exhibit with tons of scale models, miscellaneous automobilia and memorabilia with a gift shop.

It is an exhibition of vehicles with two-stroke engines from the period of the 30s-80s of the last century, supplemented by other exhibits from this period, a collection of models in the historic interiors of the homestead from the 14th century. A guided tour lasting about 50 minutes will acquaint visitors with the history of the property, the development of vehicles, especially German carmakers, and what the driver had to do a few decades ago, including period camping and car tourism.