Car museums & collections in Poland

Private museum in Gdynia-Cisowa styled as a 1920s street scene, with roughly 200 fully restored and drivable vehicles (about 50 cars and 150 motorcycles).

The first permanent vintage-vehicle exhibition in the Lublin region, opened May 2023, showing around 30 operational vehicles from a wider collection of nearly 100.

Poland's largest standing automotive exhibition, with over 300 vehicles displayed inside the former paint shop of the FSO passenger-car factory in Warsaw's Żerań district, including FSO-built Warszawa, Syrena, Fiat 125p and Polonez models alongside foreign marques.

Small collection housed at a vocational school, originating from a 1992 student restoration project; includes 13 cars and 21 motorcycles from Polish, Czechoslovak, East/West German, Soviet and Hungarian production.

Headquarters of the Polish national roads authority's (GDDKiA) road-engineering history unit, with an open-air museum of historic road-building and maintenance machinery rather than passenger cars.

The world's only dedicated Fiat 126p ('Maluch') museum, a personal collection of over 20 original, running examples including unusual variants.

City-founded (1998) museum in a historic tram depot, tracing Polish motorization from the interwar period through the PRL era, including rare unproduced prototypes.

Primarily a railway and industrial-heritage museum in Jaworzyna Śląska with over 150 historic locomotives and wagons, but also includes a room dedicated to Silesian motorcycle history and a small toy-car collection.

Family-run museum in the Masurian lake region housed in two manor buildings, with about 200 exhibits focused on Polish motorization history.

Newly opened (2025) museum in a restored former Electrocarbon factory building, presenting over 700 exhibits across three guided exhibitions: bicycles/mopeds, motorcycles, and classic cars.

Museum run by the 'Moto-Retro' association of old-motorization enthusiasts in a former military garage, with cars and motorcycles from the 1930s-1981 plus firefighting, transit and militaria artifacts.

Poland's largest private automotive museum, founded 1995, displaying over 300 historic vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles and rickshaws from the 1920s through the PRL era, plus thousands of period props and memorabilia.

Two-level automotive museum on the grounds of Topacz Castle near Wrocław, opened 2010, with roughly 100-200 vehicles spanning pre-war to PRL-era Polish and international motorization.

Club-run museum founded 2006 by Automobilklub Beskidzki in a former fruit-processing plant, with about a dozen roadworthy historic cars and a similar number of motorcycles from the interwar period onward.

A classic-motorization collection referenced in local directories and social media, reportedly also offering classic car rentals.

Private open-air and tent-hall museum near Łowicz, founded 2012, showing several hundred exhibits including over 100 historic cars and roughly 200 motorcycles/mopeds/scooters, plus aircraft and farm machinery.

A recurring exhibition of privately owned historic vehicles belonging to Automobilklub Wielkopolski members, staged periodically in Pavilion 12 of the Poznań International Fair grounds rather than as a permanent standalone museum.

Opened June 2024, billed as the largest private motorization museum in Central Europe, spanning roughly 5,500 m2 with around 300 cars, 100 motorcycles and 192 bicycles.

Private museum near Łódź showcasing roughly 300 historic vehicles spanning motoring history.

Museum on the grounds of the Królowa Luiza mining heritage site, run by Automobilklub Śląski, showing cars and motorcycles largely on loan/deposit from private collectors, with rotating exhibits.

Private museum near Brzozów created by Andrzej Bieńczak, showing over 70 antique car models spanning more than 100 years of motoring history.

One of Poland's largest technical museums, in a heritage-listed tram depot, holding nearly 100 antique vehicles alongside trams, buses, motorcycles and household/electronic technology.

Poland's largest technical museum, housed since 1955 in the Palace of Culture and Science, with exhibits spanning historic cars, motorcycles, bicycles, locomotives and industrial technology.

A combined theatre, music club and rotating automotive museum in a historic former cinema building in the Piotrowice district, with over 30 exhibits on rotating display.