The Automotive Museum at Topacz Castle, located near Wrocław, is a unique place where visitors can admire vintage cars, motorcycles, and other vehicles that showcase the history of Polish and global automotive culture.

The exhibition includes more than a hundred exhibits: cars and motorcycles from the interwar period, a collection of Rolls-Royce & Bentley vehicles and memorabilia, automotive milestones, icons of the People’s Republic of Poland – including motorcycles and mopeds from those years.

The Automobile Museum also offers fun for children – the play corner is not only a small car workshop with a professional jack and a Toyota model, created in cooperation with Toyota Nowakowski, but also a play zone: tunnels leading to the museum, a driving simulator, a classroom mat and a cap track.

See the interior of an old tenement house at the fictional 3/4 Ćwiartki Street in Wrocław. The original set of the Polish sitcom and numerous props and costumes used during filming. The iconic staircase, the restroom, and the Kiepski and Paździoch family apartment. “Świat według Kiepskich” (The World According to the Kiepskis), produced by the ATM Group, was one of the longest-running Polish series (1999-2023). Get a firsthand look at the world of the show’s characters, who strived to make money with minimal effort—to “earn money without breaking the bank.” Despite this approach, however, they were never short on ingenuity and adventure. Before the Automotive Museum was established, this building housed the ATM film studio, where films such as “First Love” and “Crime Wave” were filmed.

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