Oldtimerclub & Museum Poysdorf

Run by the local Oldtimerclub, this compact museum displays cars, motorcycles, tractors, stationary engines and regionally developed machines, including a locally built gyrocopter and a Czech driving-school simulator. Exhibits focus on preservation and hands-on examples rather than a large curated gallery.

The museum is located on Liechtensteinstraße in Poysdorf and operates seasonally with group visits by appointment. It frequently participates in local events and club tractor hikes, offering a local, community-led perspective on automotive heritage.

A small, well-kept collection in a community-run setting with many locally relevant machines and working exhibits.

Look out for:

• Classic cars and motorcycles (examples reported: Steyr‑Opel, Porsche convertible, Tatra, Puch 500).

• Tractors, stationary engines and a locally developed gyrocopter/Tragschrauber.

• A functional Czech driving‑school simulator and other interactive pieces.

• Rotating displays and club event exhibits rather than a large museum catalogue.

Best way to experience it:

Visit on a Sunday during the seasonal opening (Easter–end of October) when the club usually opens the museum to the public, or arrange a group appointment year‑round. Combine the visit with local wine‑country sightseeing in Poysdorf and check the club website or contact the organiser in advance for events or guided group visits.

• Open to the public Sundays and public holidays Easter–end of October; groups by appointment year‑round.

• Small admission fee reported; some listings note Niederösterreich‑Card acceptance.

• Operated by volunteers—opening times and exhibits can change for events.

• Contact details and organiser (Werner Kraus) are listed on local tourism and the club site for bookings.