Izba Tradycji Bydgoskich Dróg Żelaznych

The Izba Tradycji Bydgoskich Dróg Żelaznych is a railway museum in Bydgoszcz that displays historical locomotives, railway cars, tickets, uniforms, and technical equipment. The collections document the development of regional rail transportation and include training models as well as restored historical vehicles.

The museum was established in 1979 to preserve the long history of rail transport in the region. It began as a small collection at Bydgoszcz main station and later grew into a comprehensive record of local railway heritage.

The locomotives and railway cars in this collection tell the story of how rail transport shaped life and work in Bydgoszcz from the 1800s onward. Visitors can see the traces of this transportation system in the exhibits and understand its importance to the region.

The museum is located near Bydgoszcz East Station and welcomes both individual visitors and groups. Guided tours are available in Polish, and advance notice is needed if you are planning to visit with a group.

The museum houses one of Poland's largest railway training models, which demonstrates the complexity of the regional network. On display is also a residential railway car from the 1930s that offers insight into how railway workers once lived.

Location: Bydgoszcz

Inception: 1979

Operator: Bydgoskie Towarzystwo Przyjaciół Kolei

Address: Inwalidów 26, 85-727 Bydgoszcz

Phone: +48607845382

Email: btpk@interia.pl

Website: http://btpk.weebly.com

GPS coordinates: 53.13415,17.98844

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:45