Museum – Campus Oldtimer Club Mostar

About

Museum – Campus Oldtimer Club Mostar is a delight for anyone who loves classic cars, mechanical history or the charm of vintage design. Set within a spacious campus on the outskirts of Mostar, the museum showcases an impressive private collection that has grown over decades thanks to passionate local enthusiasts. It’s one of the few places in Bosnia and Herzegovina where visitors can see such a wide range of restored vehicles under one roof. One of the most interesting facts is that many cars on display were rescued from barns, garages and abandoned lots across the region, then painstakingly restored by club members. Some models are extremely rare, including Yugoslav‑era vehicles that once defined everyday life—Fićo, Zastava 750, old police cars and military jeeps. The museum also features elegant European classics, American cruisers and motorcycles that trace the evolution of design from the 1930s to the late 20th century. Inside, visitors can explore themed sections: racing memorabilia, vintage tools, period petrol pumps and old license plates that create a nostalgic atmosphere. A small workshop area shows how restorations are done, offering insight into the craftsmanship behind keeping these machines alive.

Mostar Bosnia and Herzegovina
Museum – Campus Oldtimer Club Mostar
Location

The museum is located at Rodoč bb, 88000 Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It sits just a few kilometers south of Mostar's historical center, situated in the industrial and university campus area of the Rodoč suburb. While the museum is set in a quieter suburban neighborhood, a quick ten-minute drive north brings you directly into Mostar's iconic historic core. Once you reach the center, you can cross the legendary Stari Most, the sixteenth-century Old Bridge spanning the emerald river. Right next to the water, you can explore the Old Bridge Museum built into the medieval Tara Tower or head up the cobblestone streets to visit the Herzegovina Museum and the Museum of War and Genocide Victims. For architectural wonders, you can also easily check out the Biščević House, a grand seventeenth-century Ottoman residential palace overlooking the riverbank.

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