Technické muzeum Liberec, Technical museum in Liberec, Czech Republic

The Technical Museum Liberec occupies four large pavilions covering almost 4,000 m² in the grounds of the former Liberec Exhibition Fairs on Masarykova Street. It opened on 6 September 2014 as a private museum. The displays centre on the history of transport: pre-war luxury cars, trams, historic motorcycles and a bicycle collection, plus dozens of car and tram models and a Křídla pro Izrael aviation exhibition.

The museum opened on 6 September 2014 in the grounds of the former Liberec Exhibition Fairs on Masarykova Street. It is a private museum housed in four large pavilions covering almost 4,000 m². Its displays trace the history of transport technology, from pre-war automobiles to trams and bicycles.

The exhibitions show the industrial history of the Liberec region through vehicles like LIAZ and Robur trucks, reflecting the manufacturing heritage of different countries. Visitors can see how these machines shaped daily life for people over many decades.

The museum occupies four pavilions of the former Liberec Exhibition Grounds on Masarykova Street, covering almost 4,000 m². Allow several hours to cross all four halls, since the displays range from bicycles and motorcycles to trams and aircraft. Children can borrow balance bikes and steer a model tram.

The collection includes a 1950 Rolls Royce Silver Dawn and a 1906 De Dion Bouton, vehicles once owned by Syrian princes and international personalities. These luxury automobiles offer insight into the global history of car ownership.