Muzejska zbirka oldtimera i stare tehnike

A collector-run museum displaying roughly 50 motorcycles and 50 bicycles alongside mopeds, velocipedes, stable engines and household tech restored by local enthusiasts. The collection emphasizes Yugoslav-era and regional makes plus toys, radios and cameras.

Operated by the association Ljubitelji oldtimera i stare tehnike, the museum is open to the public seasonally and also takes visits by arrangement. It’s compact and focused—ideal for transport history fans and families interested in everyday technology from the 20th century.

A compact, hands-off display of restored vehicles and vintage household equipment with clear labels and a collector’s perspective on local manufacturing and repair traditions.

Look out for:

• Yugoslav-era motorcycles and mopeds (Tomos, Partizan, Pretis) and early bicycles.

• Velocipedes and notable early bicycle designs.

• Stable engines and mechanical workshop exhibits.

• Household items and vintage cameras, radios and toys that illustrate daily life.

Best way to experience it: Arrive with 45–90 minutes to browse; staff/volunteers can answer restoration and provenance questions. There is on-site parking suitable for cars and buses and the museum can arrange guided visits by prior contact.

• Check the official site or phone before visiting for current seasonal hours and guided-visit arrangements.

• Paid admission is required; reduced and family/group rates are offered (see the museum for details).

• The museum is run by a volunteer association; expect a small, specialist display rather than a large national museum.

• Bus parking is available and visits can be arranged for groups by prior notice.