FBW Museum

The FBW Museum, run by the FBW‑Club, preserves trucks, buses and commercial-vehicle technology from Franz Brozincevic & Cie dating back to 1917. The collection includes complete vehicles, engines, gearboxes, models and archival plans.

The museum opened in 1998 and is housed near the former FBW workshops on the Industrielehrpfad Zürcher Oberland. Regular public openings and group visits are organised by the club; check the official site for current dates.

A focused display of Swiss-made commercial vehicles and mechanical artefacts, aimed at enthusiasts and curious visitors.

Look out for:

• Original FBW trucks and buses spanning 1917–1980s.

• Engines, gearboxes and a driveline cross-section teaching model.

• Archival photos, plans and small-scale models detailing FBW engineering.

• Event and rental spaces including the adjoining Sechskantstübli.

Best way to experience it:

Visit on a regular opening day (1st and 3rd Sunday typical) or arrange a group visit by appointment to get a guided tour and deeper technical context.

• Regular public opening days are limited; confirm dates on the official site.

• Group visits and guided tours are available by arrangement.

• Museum is run by a volunteer club; facilities and staffing vary by opening day.

• Contact details and latest notices (closures, events) are on fbw.ch/museum.