8 Kolobrzeska, Bydgoszcz, Poland
The Museum of Technology and Transport in Szczecin (Polish: Muzeum Techniki i Komunikacji - Zajezdnia Sztuk w Szczecinie) is one of the largest technical museums in Poland. The Museum collections include electric trams, buses, commercial vehicles, passenger cars of both domestic and foreign production, including a special group of vehicles, called micro-cars, atypical vehicles, motorcycles and other two-wheelers. The other collections are: electrical components and devices related to the tram network or being part of the construction of tram cars (insulators, relays, actuators, transformers, etc.), electronic and telecommunications equipment (old computers, calculators, telephones), household appliances: (TVs, tape recorders, coffee grinders, sewing machines, etc. The museum presents the history of Szczecin's city, tram and bus transport, as well as the automotive industry. Visitors will see motorcycles from the pre-war Alba company, the Stoewer’s cars and post-war Junaks from the Szczecin Motorcycle Factory. There are also Polish one – track vehicles of the People's Republic of Poland: SHL, WFM, WSK, osa, komar, romet, zak, rys, ogar, kadet and motorcycles of the Second Polish Republic: sokol, moj, tornedo, podkowa. The cars are represented by syrena, fiat, mikrus, nysa, polonez, formula Ester racer. Visitors also will see vehicles used by uniformed services: fire service (star 25 and zuk A15M) and Citizen's Militia (Warszawa 201) cars.
