Museum of Engineering and Automotive Technology

A private museum showcasing several dozen historic vehicles, motorcycles, military trucks and stationary engines collected and restored since the 1980s. Exhibits include Polish PRL models (Syrena, Polonez, Fiat 126/127p/Tarpan) alongside Allied and commercial vehicles.

Housed in adapted former textile buildings at ul. Leśna 3, the venue also runs restoration workshops and occasional vehicle meetups; contact details and a gallery are published on the official site for planning your visit.

Compact, hands-on display of vintage cars, motorcycles and engines with restoration work visible on-site.

Look out for:

• Polish PRL-era passenger cars (Syrena, Polonez, Fiat 127p/126) and local commercial models.

• Military vehicles and WWII-era trucks such as Dodge/Willys examples in the collection.

• Working stationary engines and technical displays showing restoration processes.

• Rotating exhibits and occasional meetups or open-restoration events.

Best way to experience it:

Allow 60–90 minutes to see the collection and any ongoing workshop activity; check the museum website or call the published phone number before you go for current openings or event dates.

• Located in adapted industrial buildings; indoor exhibits but spaces can be compact.

• Official website lists contact phone and email; opening hours and ticket details are not published on the site.

• Signage and exhibit text may be primarily in Polish; plan to call ahead if you need English info.

• Restoration work and events may alter access to parts of the collection on event days.