Lubusz Military Museum

The Lubuskie Military Museum in Drzonów, established on January 1, 1978, has been operating independently since May 8, 1985, and is a cultural institution of the City of Zielona Góra. The museum is housed in a classicist palace surrounded by a 4-hectare park, giving it a distinctive architectural charm. The facility is listed in the State Register of Museums and boasts a rich collection of over 3,500 military exhibits, including heavy military equipment, military aviation, machine guns and firearms, as well as decorations, documents, and photographs. Visitors can admire both permanent and temporary exhibitions that showcase various aspects of Poland's military history, such as "The Polish Soldier 1914-1945" and "The Polish Army After 1945." Interestingly, the museum's signature exhibits include the Vis wz. 32 pistol and two SU-152 self-propelled guns. The museum places great emphasis on commemorating women soldiers, as reflected in one of its exhibitions. The outdoor area features various military vehicles, including tanks and aircraft, as well as a fortification open-air museum. Since 1986, the museum has borne the name of the 2nd Army of the Polish Army, highlighting its importance in the context of the region's and the country's military history. The museum's educational and exhibition activities contribute to the promotion of knowledge about Polish military and historical traditions.