It’s a park full of old locomotives, many quietly rusting away. Entrance is dirt cheap, 8Zl (less than GBP2!), and you’re free to wander about and photograph at your leisure. Fantastic! But getting there? Here’s what I did; I got a 13Zl (about GBP3) ticket at the bus station in Kraków Glówny and caught the Zakopane coach in bay G18 (upstairs but the bay may change). The tickets was for Chabówka Viaduct and the journey takes at least 75 minutes, depending on traffic. Look out for a place called Rabka, your stop at Chabówka viaduct is just after that. Ask the driver if you’re not sure. He will drop you just before the viaduct – remember this place! You cross the road, pass behind the fence, go down the hill and under the viaduct and you’re there. To get back, return to where you were dropped off, there is bus shelter. The buses are every 20 minutes. Note: have the right money as drivers don’t like messing with change. I devoted a whole day to this excursion, but then again I like locomotives!

It's a rather bare-bones affair: there's not a lot in terms of guides (written or human), and it's very Polish-centric (i.e., not a lot of translation). However, the ability to just wander around a large train yard with locomotives and various cars from a wide range of history is itself wonderful.