Muzeum Techniki i Komunikacji

Muzeum Techniki i Komunikacji – Zajezdnia Sztuki occupies the former Niemierzyn tram depot and presents a large collection of trams, buses, cars, motorcycles and household electronics that trace local and Polish transport history.

Displays cover Szczecin’s transport from the early 20th century through the PRL era, plus prototypes and service vehicles; the site also hosts temporary exhibitions and participates in city cultural events. Check the museum site for current exhibits and group booking info.

A compact, artifact-rich museum set inside a converted 1912 tram depot. Expect vehicle sheds with restored trams and buses, cabinets of radios and appliances, and interpretive panels in Polish (some English resources available online).

Look out for:

• Restored Niemierzyn trams and historic city buses.

• PRL-era motorcycles, one-wheelers and prototypes.

• Displays on Szczecin’s transport development (1919–1944) and postwar collections.

• Temporary exhibitions and occasional events linked to the National Museum.

Best way to experience it:

Allow 60–90 minutes to see the main halls; combine the visit with a short walk around the Niemierzyn/Arkońskie neighborhood to view the depot exterior. For groups or guided visits, use the museum’s ticketing/reservation page to check availability.

• Located in the former Niemierzyn tram depot (address: Niemierzyńska 18A).

• Some exhibit text is primarily in Polish; check the website for English resources.

• Bookings and group visits use the museum’s ticketing/reservation pages; verify before arrival.

• Confirm accessibility details and opening hours on the official site prior to your visit.