Illustration of the palace housing the Lubuskie Military Museum in Drzonów. The building has yellow walls, white window surrounds, a dark roof and a projecting entrance. A historic field gun stands behind the metal fence in front.

Drzonów, lubuskie

Lubuskie Muzeum Wojskowe

Military vehicles and aircraft in the park, with historic arms, uniforms and soldiers’ stories in the palace.

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Lubuskie Muzeum Wojskowe

The Lubuskie Military Museum in Drzonów combines palace galleries with an extensive display of heavy equipment. The nineteenth-century neoclassical palace houses weapons, uniforms, documents and personal memorabilia. The collection ranges from the Middle Ages to the present day. A historic sabre, a wartime uniform and a steel vehicle each reveal a different aspect of military history.

The park contains tanks, armoured carriers, artillery, aeroplanes and helicopters. Its exhibits include two SU-152 self-propelled guns, T-34 tanks, an amphibious PT-76 and a Polish-built T-72. Individual vehicles’ histories pass through military units, monuments, school collections and conservation workshops. The single-seat Iskra 200BR records a project that ended with just one prototype.

Built in 1988, the pavilion protects smaller and more delicate equipment. Its exhibits include the Bies trainer, wheeled vehicles, artillery and missile launchers. The palace galleries complement this technical collection with people’s experiences. The display devoted to women in the armed forces brings original uniforms together with photographs, documents and decorations, while the historic arms gallery also presents equipment from Japan and India.

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The museum at Drzonów occupies a palace, park and pavilion. The palace contains old swords, sabres, uniforms and documents. Some objects relate to the Middle Ages, while others tell us about much later times. There are also items belonging to women who served in the armed forces.

Large machines stand in the park. The PT-76 could swim, T-34 tanks underwent repairs and had parts replaced, and the T-72 was restored to running order after years of service. The Iskra 200BR aircraft is the only example of its variant. A standard trainer was converted so that its pilot sat alone.

The Bies was used for flying lessons and practice. Today it is displayed beneath the pavilion roof alongside other historic machines. Comparing these objects helps identify different tasks: training, transport, swimming or protecting people. Photographs and documents in the palace introduce the individuals who used military equipment.

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Horarios

May-August

1 de mayo – 31 de agosto

lunes
Cerrado
martes
09:00–18:00
miércoles
08:30–15:30
jueves
08:30–15:30
viernes
08:30–15:30
sábado
10:00–16:00
domingo
10:00–17:00

September-October

1 de septiembre – 31 de octubre

lunes
Cerrado
martes
Cerrado
miércoles
08:30–15:30
jueves
08:30–15:30
viernes
08:30–15:30
sábado
10:00–16:00
domingo
10:00–16:00

November-April

1 de noviembre – 30 de abril

lunes
Cerrado
martes
Cerrado
miércoles
08:30–15:30
jueves
08:30–15:30
viernes
08:30–15:30
sábado
10:00–15:00
domingo
10:00–15:00
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Admission tickets

Standard ticket
25,00 PLN
Concession ticket
20,00 PLN
Family ticket
60,00 PLN
Organised group ticket
15,00 PLN
Exposiciones (1)
  • Illustration of the palace housing the Lubuskie Military Museum in Drzonów. The building has yellow walls, white window surrounds, a dark roof and a projecting entrance. A historic field gun stands behind the metal fence in front.Exposición permanenteOutdoor exhibition of heavy military equipmentTanks, artillery and aircraft in the historic park surrounding the palace.
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  • Illustration of the palace housing the Lubuskie Military Museum in Drzonów. The building has yellow walls, white window surrounds, a dark roof and a projecting entrance. A historic field gun stands behind the metal fence in front.Women Soldiers galleryUniforms and documents explore Polish women’s military service during the Second World War.
  • Illustration of the palace housing the Lubuskie Military Museum in Drzonów. The building has yellow walls, white window surrounds, a dark roof and a projecting entrance. A historic field gun stands behind the metal fence in front.T-34-85 tank built in 1944This wartime vehicle has a Gorky hull and a Nizhny Tagil turret, and came to Drzonów from Lubin.
  • Illustration of the palace housing the Lubuskie Military Museum in Drzonów. The building has yellow walls, white window surrounds, a dark roof and a projecting entrance. A historic field gun stands behind the metal fence in front.TS-11 Iskra 200BR aircraftThe single-seat prototype numbered 0823 was created by converting a training aircraft.
  • Illustration of the palace housing the Lubuskie Military Museum in Drzonów. The building has yellow walls, white window surrounds, a dark roof and a projecting entrance. A historic field gun stands behind the metal fence in front.SU-152 self-propelled gun built in March 1943One of Drzonów’s two SU-152s went from wartime vehicle to memorial and museum exhibit.
  • Illustration of the palace housing the Lubuskie Military Museum in Drzonów. The building has yellow walls, white window surrounds, a dark roof and a projecting entrance. A historic field gun stands behind the metal fence in front.T-72 A tankBuilt in Gliwice, this vehicle was returned to running order during conservation in 2018.
  • Illustration of the palace housing the Lubuskie Military Museum in Drzonów. The building has yellow walls, white window surrounds, a dark roof and a projecting entrance. A historic field gun stands behind the metal fence in front.TS-8 B II Bies aircraftThis Polish training aircraft was one of the museum’s earliest large aviation acquisitions.
  • Illustration of the palace housing the Lubuskie Military Museum in Drzonów. The building has yellow walls, white window surrounds, a dark roof and a projecting entrance. A historic field gun stands behind the metal fence in front.PT-76 amphibious tankThis light vehicle combines tracks with water propulsion and the history of Polish landing units.
  • Illustration of the palace housing the Lubuskie Military Museum in Drzonów. The building has yellow walls, white window surrounds, a dark roof and a projecting entrance. A historic field gun stands behind the metal fence in front.Historic Arms galleryFrom a sabre and a two-handed sword to protective equipment from beyond Europe.
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Drzonów 54
66-008 Drzonów
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The museum occupies flat ground with grass and earth surfaces, most of which is accessible to wheelchair users. The single-level exhibition in the main building is reached by six steps; a ramp is located to the right of the entrance. The pavilion is single-level and accessible from ground level. Assistance dogs may enter the outdoor grounds; the museum excludes them from the palace and pavilion.

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