Retroautomuzeum

Retroautomuzeum in Strnadice displays a focused collection of cars produced in former CMEA (Eastern‑bloc) states, with nearly a hundred vehicles spanning post‑1948 models. The exhibits highlight marques and everyday cars that shaped motoring in Central and Eastern Europe.

The museum opened to the public in April 2015 and operates on a seasonal/weekend schedule. Hours vary by season—confirm openings before you go by phone or email listed on the official site.

A compact, specialist museum with cars arranged by era and origin, informative labels, and period details that appeal to enthusiasts and curious travellers alike.

Look out for:

• Examples of Škoda, Trabant, Wartburg and other Eastern‑bloc marques.

• A collection of nearly 100 exhibited vehicles covering 1948–post‑1989 models.

• Period interiors and preservation/restoration examples.

• Rural setting and easy parking for visitors who drive.

Best way to experience it:

Drive to the site and allow about 1–2 hours to walk the displays at a relaxed pace. Check the museum’s website or contact them by phone/email for current opening days and any special events before travelling.

• Confirm seasonal opening times in advance (hours vary by month).

• Rural location with limited public transport; driving is easiest.

• Visitor information and signs may be primarily in Czech.

• Contact: +420 602 735 076 or retroautomuzeum@gmail.com for questions.