Centralne Muzeum Pożarnictwa w Mysłowicach

The Central Museum of Firefighting in Mysłowice displays a large collection of fire trucks, equipment, and rescue vehicles from history, spread across several exhibition halls. The holdings include many objects that document the development of firefighting technology and rescue gear.

The museum was founded to preserve the heritage of Poland's firefighting services, holding objects from the early 20th century onward. Its creation reflects how important it was to document this rescue tradition for the country.

The displays show how firefighters in Poland have carried out their work over many decades, with personal items like uniforms and medals from different eras. Visitors can see how the daily tasks and equipment of rescue workers have changed over time.

The building is located in Mysłowice and is open Tuesday through Sunday, giving visitors flexible visiting hours. Plan at least an hour and a half to two hours to explore the different exhibition halls and vehicle collections.

The museum maintains a collection of working vintage fire trucks that regularly take part in regional parades and events throughout Poland. These vehicles are not simply on display but are still actually used.