Muzeum Broni Pancernej Centrum Szkolenia Wojsk Lądowych, Military museum in Poznań, Poland
The Armoured Warfare Museum in Poznań is a military museum housing approximately 60 vehicles from different time periods. The collection includes tanks, self-propelled guns, rocket artillery, armoured cars, and personnel carriers that document the evolution of armoured combat.
The museum began in 1963 at a military training facility, initially focusing on Soviet-produced vehicles. The collection expanded over time to include machines from World War I through the Cold War era.
The collection demonstrates how different nations developed and used armoured vehicles over decades, shaping modern military thinking. Visitors can observe the technological choices and strategies that various countries pursued during major conflicts.
The museum occupies a modern building near Poznań-Ławica airport following its 2019 relocation from its original location. Plan your visit for Tuesday through Saturday when the facility is open and all exhibits are accessible.
Staff members conduct fieldwork to excavate and restore military vehicles, including a Sturmgeschütz IV assault gun recovered from the Rgilewka river. This ongoing restoration effort reveals how buried machines from history are brought back to operational condition.
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