The GRYF Museum of Military Technology is open from Monday to Sunday, 10:00–18:00 (ticket office until 18:00).

Gryf Military Technology Museum was founded in April 2013 by Marian Kotecki. Since May 2015, it has been based in Dąbrówka, near Wejherowo. The current exhibition features over 100 military vehicles, vintage cars, artillery pieces, and missiles, as well as various weapons, uniforms, and military equipment. A major highlight is the sapper (combat engineer) exhibition, which houses Poland’s largest collection of bombs, landmines, grenades, artillery ammunition, and sapper gear.
The guiding philosophy of the Gryf Military Technology Museum is to present its collection in a lively and dynamic way, fostering interaction with visitors and the public during events. Most of the exhibits are in working order; they can be started up and seen in action. The museum actively participates in organizing outdoor historical reenactments—both at its site in Dąbrówka and elsewhere—and contributes to the production of historical feature films and documentaries. We have been featured in action in productions such as the films Warsaw 44 (Miasto 44) and The Butler (Kamerdyner), the TV series Time of Honor – Uprising (Czas Honoru – Powstanie), and various projects by Bogusław Wołoszański. We work closely with historical reenactment groups, whose members—dressed in period-accurate uniforms—serve as vehicle crews or operate other exhibits during our presentations.

We also organize educational events and initiatives aimed at popularizing history.
Our operations are governed by the Law on Museums, the Law on the Organization and Conduct of Cultural Activities, and our own statute. The museum is under the authority of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage.