The Muzeum Ratownictwa (Rescue Museum) in Tomaszowice, near Kraków, Poland, is a unique institution dedicated to the history and evolution of emergency and rescue services. This museum highlights the vital role of rescue professionals, showcasing their tools, vehicles, helicopters and equipment used over decades.
Muzeum Ratownictwa (Rescue Museum)
Krakowska 68
32-085 Tomaszowice
+48 692 047 058
Daily 08:00 – 20:00
Aircraft collection
| SN-52XP / G-002 SP-SER SP-SFW SP-ZXU | PZL-Swidnik Kania PZL-Swidnik Mi-2 PZL-Swidnik Mi-2 PZL-Swidnik Mi-2 plus |
Helicopters in Muzeum Ratownictwa (Rescue Museum)
Rescue Helicopters:
Helicopters are a vital part of emergency services, especially for mountain, water, and air medical rescues.
- Decommissioned search and rescue helicopters.
- Medical evacuation helicopters equipped with stretchers and life-support equipment.
Rescue Vehicles:
A major attraction of the museum is its extensive collection of vehicles, including:
- Vintage fire engines.
- Ambulances from different eras.
- Specialized vehicles like those used for mountain or water rescues.
Equipment and Tools:
Visitors can explore historical and modern tools used by firefighters, paramedics, and other rescue professionals, such as:
- Medical devices and stretchers.
- Firefighting hoses, axes, and breathing apparatuses.
- Communication equipment used in emergencies.
Uniforms and Memorabilia:
The museum also features a collection of uniforms, badges, and other artifacts representing the history of rescue services in Poland and abroad.