Another great attraction is the sapper exhibition with the largest collections of bombs, mines, grenades, artillery ammunition and sapper equipment in Poland.

The museum’s collection also includes a constantly growing collection of civilian vehicles, now numbering over 40 vehicles. Among them you can find two-wheelers, passenger cars and delivery vans, buses and many other interesting exhibits that testify to the history of the automotive industry from 1905 to the present day.

The main idea of the GRYF Military Technology Museum is to present exhibits in a lively and dynamic way through interaction with visitors and the audience during events. Most of the exhibits are technically functional, they can be turned on and seen in action. The museum actively participates in the organization of outdoor historical performances at the museum’s headquarters in Dabrowka and elsewhere, as well as in the production of historical fiction and documentary films.

 

You could see us in “action” in films such as “Miasto 44”, “Kamerdyner”, the series “The time of Honour – Uprising”, or in the productions of Boguslaw Woloszanski. We work closely with historical reconstruction groups, whose properly uniformed members constitute vehicle crews or handle other exhibits during presentations.