Oldtimer Gallery
Overview
Oldtimer Gallery displays roughly 80 historic vehicles — largely Czechoslovak makes such as Tatra, Škoda, Praga, Aero and Jawa — with cars and motorcycles from the 1920s through the 1970s. The collection is presented in a converted industrial hangar with restoration workshop, café and a small shop.
The venue also functions as an event space across two floors, hosting exhibitions and private events. Public opening was reported in 2023; check the official site or contact the gallery for the latest visitor hours and event schedules.
What to Expect
A compact, well-curated interior focusing on regional automotive history, displayed in an industrial hangar setting.
Look out for:
- A concentration of Czechoslovak marques (Tatra, Škoda, Praga, Aero, Walter, Wikov, Jawa).
- Around 80 vehicles spanning ca. 1920–1975, plus a working restoration workshop.
- On-site café and Selaví wineshop; a small museum shop for souvenirs.
- Event and conference spaces across two floors used for larger gatherings.
Best way to experience it:
Allow 60–90 minutes to walk the displays, ask staff about notable restorations, and combine your visit with a tasting or coffee at the on-site café. If attending an event, confirm capacity and opening hours with the gallery beforehand.
Things to Note
- Official opening hours are listed inconsistently online; confirm on the website or by phone before visiting.
- Located inside P3 Logistic Parks; on-site parking is available but check event days for restrictions.
- The museum offers event rentals and workshops; some areas may be closed during private events.
- Contact details on the official site: phone +421 918 403 433, email info@oldtimergallery.sk.
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Entry
From €6.50 adult, from €3.50 senior/student, child under 3 free








