Museums in Poland

"We'll try to take you back in time to the beginnings of Polish motorization, to the pioneer constructions of 1930's such as the legendary Sokół 1000 & 600 or Fiat 508. For splendour lovers we offer a collection of Bentley & Rolls Royce cars - the biggest one in Poland, including very rare models manufactured before WWII."

The collection of the Museum includes 200 exhibits presented in two manor buildings.

The local automobile club opened this museum in 2006 where a couple of members' cars are shown including a 1934 Opel 1.2-liter, a 1982 Syrena 105 and a Volvo Duett.

Janusz Borkowski set up Kujawska Fabryka Maszyn Rolniczych KRUKOWIAK agricultural machinery factory in 1987. Now the original farm, where the company was first located is a museum featuring a rich collection of agricultural and industrial machinery, tractors, cars, motorcycles and other equipment and tools that were used in Kuyavian region.

The museum is the only institution of this type operating on the basis of the Regulations of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, under the patronage of the Ministry of National Defense, which constantly and dynamically cooperates with the institution, providing visitors with ever new gems, while enlarging the collection of over 2,000 exhibits. Among the copies donated by the army we can admire, among others: T-72 tank, airplanes: MIG-21, SU 22, Iskra, self-propelled gun, so-called. "Carnation".

 The collection includes over 20 historic vehicles, mainly military ones, especially those of the American army.

Our undertaking is apolitical and its task is only to collect, preserve and provide widely understood materials about the period in the history of Poland from July 22, 1944 to December 29, 1989.

Zbigniew Kopras' collection of over 200 cars and motorcycles including Mikrus, Syrena etc.

The Museum of Historic Cars resides at the Hotel Verde and displays several Mercedes and Jaguar cars.

A former steel mill, the premises have been taken over by the Museum of Technology in Warsaw in the 1950s. Today the blast furnace is part of the museum, which also displays antique cars