Museum of Polish Two-Wheelers

Housed at Ogrodowa 11 in Borowno, this private collection assembled by Jan (Janusz) Ferenc displays Polish two‑wheelers from the communist period. The museum focuses on motorcycles, mopeds and related memorabilia that trace domestic design and everyday transport history.

Visits are arranged on-site by the collector; displays are compact and vehicular examples are restored or preserved in original condition. The site includes a downloadable catalogue listing many of the machines on display.

A focused, curator‑led visit through a private collection of Polish two‑wheelers from the PRL period.

Look out for:

• Classic Polish marques and models (many rare domestic mopeds and bikes).

• Restored examples alongside unrestored originals that show everyday wear.

• Period accessories, documents and signage that contextualize the vehicles.

• A downloadable catalogue on the museum website listing the collection.

Best way to experience it:
Contact the museum in advance via the official website to arrange a guided visit with the collector; allow time to ask about individual machines and restoration stories.

• Openings and viewings are typically arranged by the owner; contact ahead.

• Small venue with limited on‑site facilities; plan accordingly.

• The collection is primarily Polish models from the PRL era, not international marques.

• Photography is usually allowed but check with the host during your visit.