Múzeum Mobilov Dobšiná
Private museum in Dobšiná with thousands of mobile phones; visits only by prior arrangement, and admission is voluntary.
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About the museum
The Múzeum Mobilov v Dobšinej (Mobile Phone Museum in Dobšiná) is a non-commercial museum in private premises, devoted to the history and design of mobile phones. The collection contains thousands of pieces; some are on display and some are stored in an archive. Besides well-known brands such as Nokia, Siemens and Motorola, it includes less common brands, for example BOSCH or Ferrari; altogether it covers dozens of manufacturers.
According to the museum's website, it is the largest collection of mobile phones in Slovakia, and the museum is listed among Slovak records. It is an official museum facility of the Slovak Republic, with the number ZMP/5/2018, approved by the Slovenské národné múzeum on 17 July 2018. Slovak and foreign media and television have reported on the museum.
The museum has no regular opening hours; a visit must be arranged in advance with the custodian. Interested persons may also donate their own old phone to the museum.
Highlights
- Thousands of mobile phones from dozens of brands
- Unusual brands, for example BOSCH and Ferrari
- Official museum facility of the Slovak Republic (ZMP/5/2018)
- Listed among Slovak records
Permanent exhibition
- Zbierka mobilných telefónov – Thousands of mobile phones from dozens of manufacturers, part of them on display as an exhibition and part stored in the archive.
- Operated by
- Štefan Polgári (súkromné múzeum)
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits only by prior arrangement with the custodian Štefan Polgár (+421 902 110 097). The museum is housed in private premises. |
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