Museums in Slovakia

Among other exhibitions there is also a part for historic vehicles and firefighting equipment, you can see unique cars and motorcycles, borrowed from members of the Veteran Car Club from Poprad, and firefighting equipment from the collection of the Museum in Kežmarok. Most unique is probably the fire engine Škoda 154 (1929) that is probably the only one of its kind in Europe that is still around.

Alongside a nice restaurant and car wash you can also find a permanent exhibition of few cars from the owner.

Private museum of a local classic car club. Permanent exhibition of cars and motorcycles in the beautiful Classic Car Museum with a stylish music and professional interpretation during the inspection. The museum has a minibar, plasma screen with presentations of oldtimer events, exhibitions of contemporary toys and various awards from the Veterans events. Cars in the museum are varied. There are 14 cars at the moment.

Oldtimer Museum Sereď exhibits dozens of historic motorcycles and cars in the former renovated Barracks with an Oldtimer Café.

A unique exhibition of sports and exotic cars and motorcycles from the 1960s to the 2000s.The museum was opened in 2022 and it guides visitors through motorsport history on five floors.

Opened in June 2023 in Michalovce, within the museum, in addition to the exhibition hall with exhibits of historic cars and motorcycles, there is a reception that is used for refreshments for visitors or for organizing various social events. Also included is a sightseeing road tourist train called "Veterán Express"

in 2014, the Fire Museum opened in the former military warehouses .The museum tour consists except the fire vehicles consist of exposition of horse and hand syringes, an exposition of motor syringes, a department of armaments and equipment, a collection of international uniforms and two expositions of fire engines. The exhibits are located in three different buildings within the complex

This museum in Banská Bystrica commemorates the Slovak National Uprising, an antifascist revolt during World War II. It has many objects including including a Mercedes 170 which was used by the uprising after the occupation.

This private showroom in Kosice can be visited by appointment. It shows nearly 20 cars, mostly from Czechoslovakia including some Skoda rarities, few motorcycles and two trucks with some memorabilia, bicycles etc Cassovia Oldtimer also organizes a 30 minute mini-train tour around the main street showing the architecture of the city. "Our ambition is very simple... To take you back to the time of your childhood......and let our children understand the time you grew up in...to show them, where their ancestors lived..."

After four years of planning, a new museum was opened near Bratislava in the Summer of 2023. It features over 80 vehicles - made in Czechoslovakia. Photo: Paul Sevchuk