The exhibition
The Museum of Polish Arms presents the history of Polish weaponry across the centuries. The indoor displays show arms, uniforms, decorations and mementoes, with particular attention to the fighting for Kołobrzeg in March 1945, some of the hardest urban fighting on the Baltic coast.
The open-air equipment park
- Heavy equipment — tanks, guns and rocket launchers in the open air
- Aviation and the navy — aircraft and shipboard equipment
- For families — the open-air display impresses children too
- Location — in the town centre, close to the co-cathedral
In practice
The museum is a good choice on a rainy day, but the open-air park is best seen in dry weather. It is easy to combine with a walk round the centre and a visit to the co-cathedral. Opening hours and admission depend on the season.
How to get there and practical info
- Location
- The centre of Kołobrzeg
- Admission
- Ticketed; seasonal hours
- The open-air park
- Heavy military equipment in the open air
- For families
- It impresses children too
- Nearby
- The co-cathedral and the town hall
- Time needed
- 1–2 hours
When to go
Quiet, and pleasant in the open-air display.
More visitors, popular with families.
Intimate, and a good time for the indoor displays.
The indoor displays as a plan B; the park is less pleasant in a frost.
Other sights in Kołobrzeg
Straight-line distances from „The Museum of Polish Arms" — calculated from real coordinates. By road it is often further.
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