The museum is situated in a former tram depot building designed by Wilhelm Meyer-Schwartau, a prominent architect who shaped much of Szczecin’s early 20th-century aesthetic.
The collection includes the unique Smyk prototype, a microcar developed in the 1950s with a single door located at the front of the vehicle.
The museum houses one of the most complete collections of Junak motorcycles, the only four-stroke motorcycles mass-produced in Poland.
Several exhibits allow visitors to enter the cabins of vintage trams, providing a hands-on experience of historical driver environments.
The venue hosts one of the largest collections of Polish bicycles from the pre-war and post-war eras.
The Museum of Technology and Transportation is housed in a repurposed historic tram depot in the Niemierzyn district of Szczecin. It preserves a comprehensive collection of Polish-made motor vehicles, including rare prototypes from the Fabryka Samochodów Osobowych. The exhibition features a significant array of Szczecin-produced bicycles, motorcycles, and vintage trams dating back to the late 19th century. Visitors can explore the history of municipal transport through restored rolling stock and buses that once serviced the city. Interactive displays allow for a deeper look at mechanical engineering evolution. The museum maintains the original industrial architecture of the 1912 depot, which serves as a backdrop for the collection. It serves as a regional center for the preservation of Polish automotive heritage and local transportation history.
The main hall, where rows of vintage trams and cars are aligned under the historic vaulted depot ceiling.
Allocate extra time to explore the interactive technical displays located in the side wings.
The facility is spacious and climate-controlled, making it an ideal destination for rainy days in Szczecin.
Check the museum website for rotating temporary exhibitions that often focus on specific mechanical themes.
Do not attempt to touch the vintage vehicles or enter restricted cabins unless signage explicitly allows it.
Closed on Mondays.
