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The Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, WI, showcases the company's rich history and motorcycles through a variety of interactive exhibits. Plan your visit.
Head to our ticketing page to learn more about the Spotlight, Beyond the Gate and VIP Tours. Check the calendar for availability or call to reserve a private or group tour experience (414-287-2799). Explore Tours. Audio Tour.
The Harley-Davidson Museum is an American museum located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin celebrating the more than 100-year history of Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
Visit the Museum campus on Saturdays* from 10am–4pm to experience the fun and freedom of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. *Last registration and ride go out at 3:30pm for a 20-minute ride route throughout the Menomonee Valley.
Harley-Davidson Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 606,604 likes · 1,730 talking about this · 323,356 were here. Plan your visit at www.h-dmuseum.com or call us at (877) 436-8738.
Interactive, eye-catching exhibits present an unparalleled collection of legendary stories of our nation's last century. Located on 20 acres in downtown Milwaukee, the Museum offers a restaurant, cafe, retail store and park-like outdoor spaces.
The Harley-Davidson Museum isn't your typical museum. Much more than a nostalgia trip for motorcycle enthusiasts, the Museum offers a glimpse of American history and culture like you’ve never seen before – through the eyes of an iconic American company.
Harley-Davidson Museum. Hundreds of motorcycles show the styles through the decades, including the flashy rides of Elvis and Evel Knievel. You can sit in the saddle of various bikes (on the bottom floor, in the Experience Gallery) and take badass photos.
At the museum, you’ll see more than 450 motorcycles and artifacts, dating back to the oldest known Harley-Davidson motorcycle, Serial Number One. Learn stories of extraordinary products, people, history, and Harley-Davidson culture.
Harley-Davidson motorcycles bring heart-thumping adventure, life-changing freedom and a bit of rebellion into the lives of people around the world. But whether you were born to be wild - or mild - makes no difference at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
