Dąbrówka, Pomorskie
Muzeum Techniki Wojskowej GRYF
Tanks and armoured carriers share the collection with a field workshop, engines and sapper exhibits. The museum in Dąbrówka also presents vehicles used in historical films.
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Muzeum Techniki Wojskowej GRYF
At the GRYF Military Technology Museum, heavy vehicles can be compared with the equipment that made them work. Tanks, armoured carriers and engineering vehicles form a collection alongside guns, missiles, historic cars and military equipment. Marian Kotecki founded the museum in April 2013; it has been based in Dąbrówka near Wejherowo since May 2015. The displays include more than a hundred vehicles, guns and other large exhibits.
The SKOT training cutaway exposes the carrier’s mechanisms, while the engine collection places vehicle power units alongside a generator set. The museum room displays small arms, uniforms and soldiers’ equipment. A German Second World War field workshop, furnished with original equipment, occupies an underground shelter. The sapper collection includes bombs, mines, grenades, artillery ammunition and engineering equipment. A Mi-2 helicopter, guns and missiles add to the outdoor displays.
GRYF vehicles have appeared in the films “Miasto 44” and “Kamerdyner”, and the television series “Czas Honoru - Powstanie”. The museum works with reenactors on historical demonstrations in which operational vehicles are shown in motion. Surviving vehicles should be distinguished from reconstructions: the museum’s Panther was built on a T-55 chassis. A separate reminder of the site’s history is the Cold War command shelter of the 25th Air Defence Missile Squadron, which can be visited by prior arrangement and appointment with the museum.
Guided visits require advance booking. Military vehicle rides also require advance booking and are an additional activity, separate from a standard museum visit. Other activities include a minefield activity, archery, a shooting range, forest survival activities and a rollover simulator.
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At the GRYF Museum, you will meet huge vehicles and smaller devices that helped them work. There are tanks, carriers for soldiers, trucks and road-building machines. Each had a different job. One carried people, another moved heavy loads, and another cleared obstacles. Marian Kotecki founded the museum in 2013. It has been based in Dąbrówka near Wejherowo since 2015.
Some exhibits help you look inside a machine. The SKOT training cutaway exposes parts of the carrier. In the engine collection, you can compare vehicle engines with a machine that generates electricity. There are also uniforms, military equipment and a Second World War workshop set up in an underground shelter. A separate collection presents the equipment of sappers, soldiers whose work includes dealing with mines and obstacles.
Museum vehicles have appeared in films, too. The Panther is a reconstruction: it was built to resemble a historical tank using the chassis of another vehicle. The collection therefore introduces both old machines and the work of people who restore or recreate them. The Cold War command shelter can be visited by prior arrangement and appointment with the museum.
If you want to visit with a guide, you need to book in advance. Military vehicle rides also need to be booked in advance and are a separate activity from a standard museum visit. The museum also offers a minefield activity, archery, a shooting range, forest survival activities and a rollover simulator.
Audience and visit conditions
Recommended age
- All ages
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Opening hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- 10:00–15:00
- Wednesday
- 10:00–15:00
- Thursday
- 10:00–15:00
- Friday
- 10:00–15:00
- Saturday
- 10:00–15:00
- Sunday
- 10:00–15:00
Museum: daily 10:00-18:00. Visits to the command shelter require prior arrangement and appointment with the museum. The guide service and military vehicle rides must be booked in advance by phone or email.
Museum and sapper collection admission
- Standard admission
- PLN 60.00
- Reduced admission
- PLN 45.00
- Family ticket: 3 people, maximum 2 adults
- PLN 120.00
- Group of at least 12: price per person
- PLN 45.00
- Children under three
- free
Guide service
- Guide service
- PLN 200.00
Vehicle rides: separate activity
- Panther ride: up to 5 people
- PLN 3,500.00
- T-55A ride: up to 5 people
- PLN 3,500.00
- BAT-M ride: up to 30 people
- PLN 3,500.00
Prices for the 2026 season. Admission includes the museum and sapper collection. Documentary proof is required for concessions: preschool children, pupils, students, pensioners, disability pension recipients, disabled visitors and carers; teachers and staff of care, educational and rehabilitation institutions in Poland; holders of the badges “Za opiekę nad zabytkami” or “Zasłużony działacz kultury”. Family tickets are for parents/guardians with children; additional visitors need separate tickets. Free entry also applies to recipients of the Order of the White Eagle, the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland, “Zasłużony dla Kultury Polskiej” or the title “Zasłużony dla Kultury Narodowej”; staff of museums on the State Register of Museums; ICOM/ICOMOS members; veterans, disabled war veterans, victims of persecution and journalists. Documentary proof is required. The guide service requires advance booking. Military vehicle rides are an additional activity, separate from a standard museum visit, and require advance booking.
Address
ul. ppłk. Ryszarda Lubowiedzkiego 284-242 Dąbrówka
- Wheelchair accessYes
- Step-free entranceNo
- ElevatorNo
- Accessible toiletYes
- Accessible parkingYes
- Rest areasYes
- Assistance dogs allowedYes
- Stroller accessYes
- Quiet spaceYes
- Child-friendly materialsYes
- Stairs presentYes