Museum of Technology and Military

Housed in a former railway complex, this volunteer-run museum showcases historic Polish motorcycles, restored cars and mid‑20th century household and RTV technology. The collection mixes motoring highlights (notably MZ “Jaskółka” bikes) with military equipment and local transport heritage.

The museum also links to nearby sites such as the Marysieńka atomic shelter and takes part in community events like the Night of Museums. Use the official site for the most up-to-date visitor details and contact information.

A compact, enthusiast-run display blending civilian and military technology from the 20th century.

Look out for:

• One of Poland’s largest collections of MZ ES/1 “Jaskółka” motorcycles.

• Restored 1950s Polish and French cars and motoring exhibits.

• Military vehicles and equipment alongside radios, gramophones and household RTV.

• The museum’s connection to the Marysieńka atomic shelter and occasional special exhibitions.

Best way to experience it:

Allow time to walk the former railway sheds and ask volunteers about specific machines and local history; bring a camera and check the official website or local listings for event dates.

• The museum is run by volunteers; opening days and exhibits can vary.

• Located on former railway grounds at Jana Kochanowskiego 19; use the official site for exact access details.

• Postal codes listed online differ across directories; rely on the museum’s site for contact info.

• Parts of the site are in historic industrial buildings—expect uneven surfaces and limited accessibility in some areas.