This is unquestionably the best tank museum in Poland. 75 vehicles of all types ranging from the The Great War to end of Cold War. Unique gems include: German Stug IV assault gun, Panzer III tank, Sdkfz 7 artillery tractor, British M10 Achilles tank destroyer and many many more. Your private adjutant-chauffeur will be your expert guide.

This is option no 1 after Tank Museum: Fort VII - former concentration camp. Established as soon as 1939, it became the fist German concentration camp in occupied Poland. The guide will use his narrative to illustrate the terrible conditions and treatment the inmates endured. You will see the cells, incarceration rooms as well as provisional gas chambers used during the T4 extermination action.

Option no 2 after Tank Museum: situated at the former Citadel Fort – the point of last stand of the German army in the Battle of Poznań 1945. Turned into a park after the war, it is now the location of Poznań Museum of Armaments and war cemeteries. The exhibition includes a notable collection of both German and Soviet WWII small arms, uniforms with a strong focus on the Battle of Poznań. On the way we will step by the Commonwealth War Cemetery, where the leaders of the Great Escape from Luftstalag III were buried.