Motorcycles museums & collections

Industrial heritage museum in a former 1896 railway building in Córdoba, founded in 1996 to document the region's metal-mechanic and automotive industrial history through cars, motorcycles, and aircraft engines.

Private collection of classic cars and motorcycles from the 1950s-70s assembled by collector Alberto Fenoglio in Villa María, Córdoba, paired with a themed café.

Museum located inside the Autódromo Internacional de Termas de Río Hondo, displaying cars on loan from other Argentine collections plus what is reported to be the country's largest vintage motorcycle collection.

Motor museum in Bunbury's city centre featuring more than 100 classic cars, motorcycles and motoring memorabilia focused on classic Australian vehicles.

Launceston museum showcasing the development of the international automotive industry through cars and motorcycles, with four themed displays refreshed each year plus a motorcycle mezzanine.

Australia's oldest and largest automotive museum, operated by the History Trust of South Australia in the historic township of Birdwood since 1965. The collection spans more than 300 cars, motorcycles and commercial vehicles from 1899 to the present.

The Southern Hemisphere's largest private motorcycle collection open to the public, housing more than 800 motorcycles and related memorabilia from 1900 to the present, on the NSW Mid North Coast.

Museum in a former powerhouse building in Portland on Victoria's Great Ocean Road, featuring veteran, vintage and classic cars, motorcycles, stationary engines, a 1920s cable tram and grip car, and general motoring memorabilia.

Long-running motor museum on the main street of the historic town of York, Western Australia's oldest inland town. Since 2017 it has been run as a community venture by the non-profit Avon Valley Motor Museum Association.

Dr. Jackob Barnea's private automobile and motorcycle museum, one of Austria's largest, housed in a former silk-weaving factory in Gramatneusiedl with around 120 vehicles including a working 1946 repair shop reconstruction.

A museum in Graz on the site of Johann Puch's original factory, tracing the history of the Puch/Steyr-Daimler-Puch marque from bicycles through motorcycles to automobiles.

KTM's brand experience museum at the company's headquarters in Mattighofen, showcasing the manufacturer's motorcycle history, off-road and motorsport racing heritage, and current model range.

A museum in Judenburg dedicated to the history of the Austrian Puch brand, exhibiting Puch bicycles, motorcycles and automobiles produced over the marque's history.

A vehicle and radio museum in Villach specialising in microcars and small vehicles of the 1950s-60s, including Goggomobil, Lloyd, Messerschmitt Kabinenroller and NSU Prinz models, alongside motorcycles and mopeds.

An Americana-themed exhibition run by a motorcycle shop, displaying vehicles such as a Studebaker Avanti and vintage Harley-Davidson and NSU motorcycles.

Built on the Ghislain Mahy collection begun in 1944, this museum occupies a former textile factory and displays roughly 300 cars, trucks, buses, motorcycles, bicycles and carriages from 1895 to the present.

A small private collection of about a dozen roadworthy vintage motorcycles dating from 1920 to 1980.

Located in the former Saroléa motorcycle factory, this reservation-based guided visit displays the world's largest collection of Saroléa motorcycles alongside Herstal's industrial history since 1830.

Located in the cellars of the Abbey of Stavelot, this museum traces the history of the Spa-Francorchamps circuit since 1921 through race cars, motorcycles and memorabilia.

A private collection of roughly 100-120 motorcycles, scooters, mopeds and bicycles from the 1900s through 1980, run by collector Johan Schaeverbeke.

A museum of around 95 classic cars dating from 1899 to the 1970s, plus roughly 20 vintage motorcycles and militaria, displayed with period decor.

Opened in 2021 in a former Citroën-Peugeot garage, this museum displays around 30 cars and motorcycles from 1906 to 1980, alongside a vintage flea market and driving simulator.

Private collection museum near the Royal Naval Dockyard in Somerset featuring vintage Bermuda cars, motorcycles (including Bermuda-specific Mobylette and Cyrus scooters), horse carriages and boats, assembled by collector Paul Martins.

Interactive automobile museum in Balneário Camboriú, Santa Catarina, inaugurated in December 2020, displaying more than 30 restored classic cars and motorcycles alongside augmented-reality exhibits and a racing simulator.

Private museum in Maricá, Rio de Janeiro, inaugurated in December 2024 and described as the state's first private automobile museum open to the public, with a broad collection including taxis, film vehicles, and motorcycles.

Private car museum and experience venue in Brasília that opened in July 2023, displaying around 220 classic vehicles including cars and motorcycles across roughly 5,000 square meters.

Private automobile museum near Plovdiv with over 70 restored retro, classic and modern exhibits including cars, motorcycles and bicycles, adjoining the Park & SPA Hotel Markovo.

A 12,000-square-foot automobile museum in West Bay, Grand Cayman that opened in May 2010, displaying around 80 rare, exotic and classic cars and motorcycles owned by Norwegian businessman Andreas Ugland.

Private museum built by businessman Carlos Cardoen on the Viña Santa Cruz estate in Chile's Colchagua Valley, tracing automotive history from the 1890s to the 1980s.

Museum in the Estación Central district of Santiago, opened in October 2010 on a former sugar-refinery site, displaying around 60 rotating vehicles including luxury and sports cars, antique motorcycles, boats, and aircraft.

Dark-tourism museum in the El Poblado district of Medellín displaying vehicles once owned by drug lord Pablo Escobar, including classic and luxury cars and a motorcycle; distinct from the original "Casa Museo" that was demolished in 2023.

Croatia's first dedicated automobile museum, relocated from a Zagreb factory hall to the WestGate Shopping City in Jablanovec near Zaprešić; displays over 100 historic cars, motorcycles and bicycles plus thousands of photographs from early Croatian drivers' family albums.

Private collection founded by restorer Ivica/Antun Presečki in Krapina featuring over twenty cars, more than sixty motorcycles, and buses, with an emphasis on factory-original, meticulously documented restorations and an on-site workshop.

Private museum in Selnica near Sveti Martin na Muri housing vintage cars, motorcycles (including the domestic TMZ Švrćo scooter), tractors, firefighting vehicles and a tram acquired from Zagreb's ZET transit authority.

Dalmatia's first technical/vehicle museum, opened July 2018 in Skradin in partnership with the Ferdinand Budicki Museum; showcases over 120 years of Croatian and Eastern/Western European motoring culture including a 'Behind the Iron Curtain' themed section.

State-run museum operated by the Oficina del Historiador de La Habana, housed in a former 1891 neoclassical warehouse in Old Havana. It displays roughly 40 antique automobiles and motorcycles dating from 1905 to 1989, many with ties to notable Cuban historical figures. It opened at this San Ignacio location in November 2019, succeeding the earlier 'Depósito del Automóvil' that had been located on Calle Oficios.

Exhibition and recreational complex near Znojmo with six exhibition halls of historic motorcycles, sidecars and automobiles.

Automobile and motorcycle museum housed in a former glassworks building near Jablonec nad Nisou.

Museum in a former trolleybus depot in Plzeň combining historic Praga automobiles and motorcycles with modern art installations.

Private museum near Dolní Bousov displaying more than 180 Jawa motorcycles produced between 1929 and 2006, plus a hall of home-built Jawa-engined vehicles.

Museum in Hořice v Podkrkonoší dedicated to the history of Czech road racing, a town with one of the oldest motorcycle racing circuits in Europe.

Museum in a former hydroelectric power station displaying about 40 pre-war automobiles plus motorcycles, bicycles, stationary engines, tractors and petrol pumps dating up to 1950.

Private family collection of about 300 cars and 150 motorcycles, including a Benz Parsifal, extensive Mercedes-Benz and Laurin & Klement holdings, and the largest Bugatti collection in the Czech Republic.

Multi-pavilion technical museum; Pavilion A is dedicated to transportation, exhibiting 20th-century automobiles, motorcycles and a bicycle collection alongside a Tesla Liberec electronics display.

Family-run museum in a former Art Nouveau textile factory in the village of Kuks, exhibiting historic cars and motorcycles of various brands along with motoring memorabilia and cameras.

Exhibition space in Herning showing around 140 privately owned vintage/classic cars, hobby cars, vintage motorcycles and other vehicles spanning nearly a century, some dating to the 1920s.

An award-winning museum near Aakirkeby on the island of Bornholm with more than 80 vehicles - cars, motorcycles and tractors - from different eras and countries.

A broad technical/farm heritage museum in Allinge, Bornholm, covering toys, radios, hand tools, electrical appliances, agricultural implements and tractors alongside vehicles from Denmark's past.