Name: War Machinery and Transport Museum
Address: OlandÅ³ g. 21, Vilnius 01100, Lithuania, LT
Telephone: +370 5 261 9606

War Machinery and Transport Museum is a museum, located at Olandų g. 21, Vilnius 01100, Lithuania. They can be contacted via phone at +370 5 261 9606, visit their website www.muziejai.lt for more detailed information.

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Olandų g. 21, Vilnius 01100

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Added by Jopie, at 08 February 2016

Monday Closed
Tuesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Gerard Nagle

31 March 2018

Unfortunately, this museum in now closed!!
The exhibits have been moved to Kaunas according to the official at the gate.
Martynas Vanagas

30 January 2018

Fun hour spent here. A lot of the cars are open, and you can check out the insides, some are even in tact. Couldn't access the locked part, but was still interesting to see. They are moving to Kaunas from April 1st, so if anyone is interested to go - now is the time.
Eugenijus Krenis

19 December 2017

There's not much to see and most machinery is in decaying condition but it's free and still entertaining.
Laurynas Kundrotas

26 September 2017

Ok
Vitalii Zaichenko

09 July 2017

Interest museum to whom love old military wehicicles.
Adomas Rutkauskas

14 June 2017

To see a T-55 tank in almsot the center of Vilnius? To get into APC? See many of cool military vehicles? For free? Of course I'm taking that!
Giedrius Sakalauskas

07 May 2017

Cool
Mazvydas Vakaras

23 February 2017

Place to learn about war machinery and more
Kirsten Jensen

02 December 2016

It is nothing to do with a transportmusum, but only a lot old warequipment from periode up to 1985, free entrance but also not more worth
Mauro Agnoletto

12 October 2016

Brilliant! Very interesting, mostly outdoor, museum. Lots of vehicles to look at. All informations in Lithuanian only. Free entry.
Kristaps Petermanis

15 February 2016

A surprising and surprisingly large collection of army transport and some other stuff like guns, radio locator antennas, etc. Access- free. Tip- if you come by car,there parking at the entrance and inside despite the "no cars" sign.

A good place to visit if you like this kind stuff, and actually one of the best museums in Vilnius in general.