Muzeum Armii Poznań

Muzeum Armii Poznań is a military museum in Poznań that displays weapons, uniforms, documents, and photographs spanning different periods of Polish armed forces history. The collection includes soldier equipment and personal records organized into sections that cover distinct historical phases.

The museum documents Polish military history starting from World War I, focusing on the September 1939 campaign and materials about Polish resistance during World War II. These collections were assembled from 1897 onward, showing the development of the armed forces over many decades.

The exhibits reveal how Polish people experienced military life and wartime through personal items, letters, and accounts from soldiers and civilians. Walking through the halls, you see uniforms and weapons alongside everyday objects that show what people carried and used during those years.

The museum is located on Aleja Cytadelowcow street and is open on most weekdays, with guided tours available by request for groups. Clear signage leads from the entrance through the exhibits, and the layout makes it easy to visit at your own pace.

The archive holds specialized storage items that show how soldiers organized and maintained equipment, a detail many visitors overlook. These practical pieces offer a rare look at military logistics and daily organization beyond combat scenes.

Operator: Wielkopolskie Muzeum Niepodległości

Website: http://muzeumniepodleglosci.poznan.pl/index.php?module=htmlpages&func=display&pid=3

GPS coordinates: 52.41809,16.93375

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:27