Museums in Poland

Jerzy Mazur , a former multiple Polish racing champion, who participated at the 1988 Paris-Dakar Rally with a Star 266 truck opened this museum in 1999. Located in a former mining facility it features artifacts related to the life of Ayrton Senna and mining and rallying relics.

A collection of military vehicles from around the world. Technically efficient cars, often used for activities for visitors.

Museum collects many exhibits from the communist era and earlier, not only related to motorization, but also home furnishings, household and agricultural work. You can find some interesting motorcycles as Dezamet Dantom GXF 50, 755.2 or a Norka tricycle and many more.

The Museum of Nature and Technology was established on January 1, 2001 by decision of the Starachowice Poviat Council. It is therefore the first museum created in the 21st century in Poland. The facility covers an area of ​​8 hectares, where the objects of two chronologically successive blast furnace plants are located. Among the attractions at our Museum you can find cars manufactured by the former Star Factory . They include: the first of the entire STAR 20 family and the off-road STAR 266R participant in the 10th Paris-Dakar Rally in 1988.

This private museum, which was opened in 2013 is located in the village of Podgaje and is owned by Arkadiusz and Wojciech Łukasik. They want to show that once there was a national automotive industry by featuring Polish motorbikes, passenger cars, vans, buses and trucks.

This museum was opened at the end of September, 2023 featuring 150 motorcycles and a few Polish cars from the collection of Leszek Romanowski.

It took Jan Ferenc more than 40 years to put together this collection of around 60 locally made motorcycles

The museum was opened on September 22, 2006 on the initiative of city of Łódź with the participation of the Old Tram Lovers Club in Łódź. Its exhibits include photographs commemorating over 100 years of public transport in Łódź, tickets, information boards, elements of streetcar equipment and many other items, including many bus memorabilia.

Museum of Road Building in Szczucin is considered one of the most interesting of all Polish museums of technology. Its exposition includes tens of different machines and road-building equipment: tractors, locomobiles, rollers; road signs and measuring equipment. The interior exposition includes documents, papers, projects and other pieces illustrating the history of Polish road building.

The Museum of Technology and Transport in Szczecin is full of vehicles that Poles used to be so much in love with. The WFM motorcycle was called "uncle's Frank motorbike", the Fiat 126p was called either "the Fatal Imitation of an Automobile for Tourists, a 1-passenger 2-door 6-time overpaid car", or "the coughy". Its older brother, the Fiat 125p, was known as "the dresser" or "the clumsy one". The Jelcz bus was called "the cucumber", and the GT6 tram - "the fritz". Vehicles that earned themselves a nickname can now be found only in our museum.