Muzeum Uzbrojenia w Poznaniu

The Armament Museum in Poznań displays military tanks, aircraft, helicopters, and artillery pieces that Polish forces have used over time. Many exhibits sit outdoors where visitors can walk around them and see the engineering details up close.

The museum was founded in 1965 within the ruins of Fort Winiary, a fortress damaged during the 1945 fighting in Poznań. This location directly connects the site to the events it now preserves.

The collection speaks to Poland's military past and invites visitors to reflect on wartime experiences through physical objects. On certain occasions, reenactors in period uniforms operate the vehicles to show how these machines were actually used.

You can walk around the outdoor grounds and view most exhibits from the outside without needing special gear. On certain holidays like Children's Day and Polish Army Day, visitors can step inside some vehicles to understand what conditions were like during wartime.

The museum preserves a rare Soviet rocket launcher from 1944 mounted on an American truck, making it the only known machine of this type in Poland. This vehicle shows how different nations combined their weapons and represents an unusual blend of technologies.

Location: Poznań

Operator: Wielkopolskie Muzeum Niepodległości

Website: http://muzeumniepodleglosci.poznan.pl/index.php?module=htmlpages&func=display&pid=49

GPS coordinates: 52.42069,16.93248

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:27