Car museums & collections in Slovakia

Private museum of a local classic car club/owner (Ján Horňák) with a permanent exhibition of roughly 14 historic cars and motorcycles, presented with period music and guided commentary.

Described as one of the largest sports and exotic car museums in Central Europe, spread across five floors of a converted factory building in Brezno, with more than 120 cars organized by decade from the 1970s to the present.

A private showroom/museum in Košice affiliated with the Cassovia veteran vehicle club, historically displaying around 20 cars (mostly Czechoslovak-made, including Škoda rarities), a few motorcycles, two trucks, and period memorabilia.

Opened in June 2023 by the Zemplín Veterán Klub Michalovce with support from a regional grant program, displaying historic automobiles and motorcycles connected to a children's rest zone and the 'Veterán Express' sightseeing tourist train.

Opened in summer 2023 at the P3 Bratislava Airport logistics park in Ivanka pri Dunaji, showcasing more than 80 historic vehicles made in Czechoslovakia, with emphasis on the First Republic (pre-war) era, across roughly 1,400 m² on two floors.

Permanent exhibition of Czechoslovak People's Army-era military technology located in the off-road area of the Slovakia Ring racing circuit, including tanks, artillery, and a small number of historic military trucks.

Civic association founded in 2016 with the goal of opening a museum in Svätý Jur documenting the history and production of automobiles in Slovakia.

Branch of the Slovak Technical Museum (STM) Košice, located on the site of Bratislava's first steam-railway station. Comprehensively documents the history of road and rail transport in Slovakia from the mid-19th century to the 1980s.

A branch of the Slovak Technical Museum located at Košice Airport; primarily an aviation museum, but it includes a 'Road Transport Exhibition' created with the Cassovia Retro veteran vehicle club, featuring mostly Czechoslovak-made vintage cars, motorcycles and bicycles.

One of Slovakia's largest private technical museums, founded by the Belaň brothers, housed across five buildings on the DKP Slovakia company premises. Features more than 150 motorcycles and vintage vehicles alongside firefighting, agricultural, and craft equipment, plus an attached toy museum.

A private collection museum of Škoda enthusiast Michal Michálik, located in a park below Trenčín Castle. Permanent display of 11 Škoda/Laurin & Klement automobiles from a broader rotating collection of more than 40 vehicles.