National Motorcycle Museum

The National Motorcycle Museum located directly on the J6 island of the M42 motorway, in Birmingham, offers insights into the rich heritage and engineering evolution of motorcycle industry. The museum's sleek and modern design showcases the comprehensive evolution in elegance and style in the motorcycle industry.

The museum showcases a collection of around 1000 plus different vehicles including the classic vintage model from fully restored to the manufacturers original specifications and glimpses of upcoming future concepts. Learn interesting and unique stories about the heritage and achievements from interactive exhibits and multimedia installations. There are several kind of guided tours and exhibitions available, varying in prices and duration giving education about the sustainable mobility solutions, insights into the brand's working and one can even experience adrenaline rush through the state-of-the-art simulators. The museum also has award winning conference facilities with 13 purpose built suites, Wardroom and the largest Imperial Suite with a capacity of 1000 people.

There is a stylish cafe in the museum that serves food and drinks and one can relax and enjoy the English delicacies while immersing themselves into the world of motorcycles. The museum also owns two local hotels providing visitors with grandeur and best facilities namely the The Manor Hotel and The Windmill Village Hotel. The museum also has a shop selling different automotive-inspired merchandise and memoirs. It was set up by Mr. Roy Richards in the year 1984.