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Muzeum Technických Zajímavostí

A Czech registered association preserving and exhibiting overlooked technical and railway heritage, especially electric railway vehicles from the early electrification era.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

Muzeum Technických Zajímavostí, z.s. (Museum of Technical Curiosities) is a Czech registered association founded on 22 September 2020 and based in Choceň, Czech Republic. Its stated mission is to collect, renovate and present to the general public interesting and unique technical exhibits that are unusual in some way. The association deliberately focuses on objects that other groups often deprioritise, typically because they offer little return on investment or fall outside the conceptual scope of other clubs and societies. The museum's principal goal is to build a collection of vehicles that helped develop railway network infrastructure from the first electrification era, essentially the 1950s. This segment of railway history is, in the association's view, greatly neglected. By gathering, restoring and interpreting these vehicles, the museum aims to convey their contribution to overall railway operations to enthusiasts and the wider public. Although founded only recently, the association reports more than 15 movable exhibits in various stages of restoration, plus dozens of static or object-based exhibits such as signalling technology and traffic office equipment. It also intends to build a small technical library of specialist books. The museum presents its collection through its website and invites the public to visit its exhibits at events. As a registered association (z.s.), the entity is a private, non-profit organisation rather than a commercial company. It operates in the Czech Republic and is documented in Wikidata (Q108915383).

History

Muzeum Technických Zajímavostí, z.s. was registered on 22 September 2020 in the Czech Republic. According to its statutes, its purpose is to collect, renovate and present to the general public interesting and unique technical exhibits across various age categories. The association explicitly aims to rescue exhibits that are not a priority for other groups, often because of their nature in terms of return on investment or because they fall outside the concept of various societies. The museum's main goal is to form a collection of vehicles that helped develop railway network infrastructure from the first electrification, essentially the 1950s. This segment of railway history is described as very neglected. The association seeks to bring these vehicles together, renovate them and convey their contribution to overall railway operations to interested parties and railway fans. Despite being founded only recently, the association reports over 15 movable exhibits in various stages of restoration, as well as dozens of static or object-based exhibits, including signalling technology and traffic office equipment. It also intends to build a small technical library with specialist books. The museum communicates with the public through its website and invites visitors to see its exhibits at events.

  • Registered as an association in the Czech Republic

Products and positioning

Non-profit heritage preservation association focused on neglected technical and railway exhibits.

  • Historic railway vehicles

  • Signalling technology

  • Traffic office equipment

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