Muzeum malé techniky Jawa ze Sázavy

A small private museum in a restored early‑20th‑century shop showcasing roughly 70 motorcycles from Jawa and related Czech and Slovak makers. The 200 m² exhibition also includes engine cutaways, measuring instruments and historical physics models.

Open seasonally (detailed hours on the official site) with visits by prior arrangement outside posted times, it’s a focused stop for mechanically minded visitors or fans of Central European motorcycling history.

A compact, well‑curated display of motorcycles and technical models in a former shop building.

Look out for:

• A near‑complete run of Jawa models and related marques across eras.

• Engine cutaways, crystal‑radio receivers and historical measuring instruments.

• Informal, owner‑run presentation with personal knowledge about exhibits.

• Exhibition fitted into a restored early‑20th‑century space (about 200 m²).

Best way to experience it:

Visit during June–August when regular opening days are published, or call/email to arrange a visit outside those days. Allow 45–90 minutes to read panels and view mechanical details closely.

• Admission and seasonal opening hours are published on the museum website; check before you go.

• Visits outside listed hours are possible by phone or email arrangement.

• The museum is a private initiative housed in a restored shop building with limited space.

• Contact by phone (+420 608 404 017) or email (wojtaprazak@seznam.cz) for appointments.