Be aware that reaching it by bus+foot from Bratislava centre is an adventure by itself: google map will route you through paths which requires crossing railways. So try to find the best and safer route on a map by yourself (hint: reach the railway crossing on Travna Ulica, and then right to Pastierska Ulica)

Were at Rendez 2023. A really great event. There was a lot to see. Almost all the tracks were in great condition. We'll definitely be back!

We visited in February. The actual indoor part of the museum is not open to public until April. There was no entry fee to the outdoor exhibits. There are lots of different types of trains, you can walk on parts of the old tracks and get up close to trains. We enjoyed every bit of the exhibition.

Quite place, should visit in morning hrs. Google map not showing correct way ..

Once again a wonderful museum, unfortunately everything is outdoors and is therefore exposed to the weather, so the rare vehicles don't get any better. If you follow the drive past the allotment gardens to the end, you will come through the gate into a free parking lot, from where you can freely inspect the vehicles in the area. At the bend of the main street Dopravná 3-1 there is also a sign indicating where to turn.

Every year there is old locomotives parade. My children are loving it. Lot's of great time especially this year was awesome👍

The historical flavor of the place has been preserved.

More could be added, but for the price it's an adequate viewing

It turned out to be very comical that we arrived at the museum a day before the opening of the season))) Accordingly, we did not see everything we could. However, take a leisurely walk, Watched the trains. We will definitely come back when everything is working) Entrance is free.

A great railway museum for railway fans with a functioning turntable. A visit to events with steam trains is particularly recommended. Unfortunately, there are still many railway vehicles that are rusting away and waiting to be renovated.

I recommend it to every fan of steam locomotives. Local railway history enthusiasts diligently take care of these gems and over the years have managed to turn one rusted wreck lying on its side into a fully functional locomotive. You can look at local exhibits outside of regular events, but don't forget the locomotive parade organized every year.

Very nice place for kids l, family and friends. Beautiful old machines and nice presentations.

A few old steam engines, and old rolling stock. In the open. Free entry.

Tolle Züge, hätte gern mehr dazu erfahren. Leider nur mit Anmeldungen möglich. Spontan ist leider hier nicht möglich. Schlecht ausgeschildert. Schade eigentlich.

Great place, hidden gem. So many trains to see and some very unusual ones. Worth a visit

Being a mechanical engineer, I loved this museum 🚂

Awesome display of various railway vehicles across different eras. We visited the museum when there was no other planned event so we had been there practically alone. I wish if only there was more technical info about each vehicle. Also there are no ammenities around, so come fitted with some refreshments. All and all great experience, wonderful open air museum. Must see for every fan of machinery and railways! And the entry is free of charge!

Trains

Many cool trains, possible to see inside and look into the history. But there are trains that should be maintained as the condition of them is not good. We saw the construction workers there, so maybe the condition of some trains will be improved soon.

Amazing place, it is great home to many historical engines as well as wagons and other railway related machinery. It is great that there's such interest in preserving old steam engines for the next generation. I highly recommend it.

One of my favorite places in Bratislava, unique outdoor museum of trains and all train related infrastructure, nice and quiet. You can just walk around and fantasize how it must had been in hey days of those huge things.

It was very interesting at this museum. The guide was very informative & ww learned a lot.

Interesting place to visit ❤️

The kids had a great time

Even though the museum is closed -and I guess from a long time ago-, you can see the trains which are outside. Apart from that, there is none there and it is located quite far away.

Super

It's not easy to get there with public transport. Most of the coaches and locos need restavration and you can see from near only half of them. The expositions were closed. The admission is free. Maybe it's worth to visit it only when there is some event.

Super super super

Great experience... 😉

Nice old trains, little train modules, and nice atmosphere

Super.

Hidden star. Only outdoor exhibition. Seems to be under renovation. Live steam a few weekends during summer. Lots and lots of interesting engines and wagons. Also snow removal equipment and cranes. You has to take both tram and bus to get there. Trams 5 or 3 to Cintorin Raca. Then bus 52 or 56. Google maps incorrect sent us to the other side of the museum's entrance where we were blocked by a main railroad line.

Great trains. Difficult to find. Very windy.