Muzeum Polskiej Motoryzacji XX wieku w Busku-Zdroju, Polish automotive museum in Busko-Zdroj, Poland.
Muzeum Polskiej Motoryzacji XX wieku is a museum in Busko-Zdroj housing over 120 vehicles manufactured in Poland during the 20th century, including cars, buses, and motorcycles. The collection spans different decades and demonstrates how transportation technology evolved during that period.
The vehicle collection began to take shape at the end of the 20th century and was formally opened as a museum in 2019 by Arkadiusz and Wojciech Lukasik. It documents the trajectory of Polish automotive production across multiple generations.
The vehicles on display represent the role of Polish industry and daily life throughout the 20th century. The collection tells stories of how people traveled and what technical capabilities the nation had built.
The museum is located in the Podgaje area and offers guided tours as well as educational programs for visitors. Plan to spend enough time to properly explore the large collection at your own pace.
The collection includes a fully reconstructed and operational San H100 bus from 1972, the only functioning example of its model anywhere in Poland. This restored bus often becomes a highlight for visitors exploring the museum.
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