Cars of the Socialist State
Skoda, Wartburg and Trabant were household names in Poland. If it weren?t for them, 99% of the cars on Communist-era Poland?s streets would have been Fiats. In our exhibition, you can admire cars from ...
Microcars
In the 1950s, a trend for very small cars took hold in World War II-ravaged Europe. West Germany was the leading manufacturer. Its failing aircraft factories ? which no longer had a need to produce Dornier, ...
Stoewer: quality from Szczecin
Collection related to the Szczecin factories of the Stoewer family. Bernhard Stoewer made sewing machines, typewriters and bicycles. His sons Emil and Bernhard Jr set up a car factory.
Motoring 1919-1944
Motoring 1954-1967
Motoring PRL
Polish prototypes
Motorcycles of the II RP
Communication history
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25 VI2021 We are opening on Saturday, 26 June. Beginning 26 June, the public is once again invited to the Museum of Technology and Transport in Szczecin. The back rooms remain under renovation, but ...
