Pyongyang Railway Museum, Transportation museum in Pyongyang, North Korea

Pyongyang Railway Museum is a collection of locomotives, train cars, and railway equipment displayed in the capital city. The objects span different time periods and show how rail transport developed in the country.

The institution was founded in 1972 and houses railway equipment from the early 20th century onward. The collection documents how rail transport changed and expanded over the following decades.

The exhibits showcase railway equipment connected to infrastructure development and how trains became central to the country's economy. Visitors can observe the role these machines played in shaping daily movement and commerce.

The museum is located near the city's railway lines and accessible during daytime on weekdays. Visitors should expect group visits to be organized and opening times to be limited.

The museum occupies three floors, and its five historic railway vehicles are kept not in the main building but in an adjoining annexe, the Revolutionary Rolling Stock Museum. Some rolling stock is also displayed in the Exhibition of the Three Revolutions.