The National Motorcycle Museum occupies an 8-acre site in Bickenhill, Solihull, England and holds the world's largest collection of British motorcycles.
The National Motorcycle Museum houses the largest collection of British motorcycle’s in the world with over 1000 machines from 170 different manufacterers spanning no less than three centuries! Of the 1000 plus machines in the collection there are around 850 on display at any one time throughout the museum’s five huge display halls.
With our earliest pioneer machine dating from 1898 through to the latest British superbikes of this century the museum collection highlights both the development of the motorcycle as well as showcasing the UKs proud motorcycle manufacturing heritage.
On the collection page you will find a taster of just how amazing the National Motorcycle Museum really is with an alphabetical list of each of the 170 marques that make up our unique inventory.
Car parking is completely free at the National Motorcycle Museum and we are able to offer parking spaces for disabled visitors close to the Museum’s main entrance.
Carer/companions accompanying the disabled are admitted free when presenting the blue badge to the museum Shop Assistant.
There is wheelchair/disabled buggy access suitable for unaccompanied users to most parts of the Museum. A limited number of wheelchairs are available on free loan. These chairs are allocated on a first come first served basis.
The Museum café & restaurant is situated on the first floor of the Museum and a wheelchair lift is provided to give access.
The toilets, including disabled facilities, are on the ground floor to the left as you enter the Museum foyer from the main entrance.
The shop can be found on the ground floor of the Museum situated in the main Museum entrance foyer.
The Museum café & restaurant is situated on the first floor of the Museum and a wheelchair lift is provided to give access.
