National Motorcycle Museum Tickets

Travel through time and the history of two-wheeled vehicles by booking this ticket to the National Motorcycle Museum in Rimini, the first of its kind in Italy. A must for motorcycle lovers!

Why Visit National Motorcycle Museum?

Located in the charming city of Rimini, the National Motorcycle Museum opened its doors in 1993 to offer a unique journey through the evolution of motorcycles, from their beginnings in the 19th century to the most avant-garde models of the 21st century. A real journey back in time!

The museum is divided into sections covering everything from the pioneers of motorcycles, through the interwar period, the post-war years, the 1970s, to motorcycles designed in Rimini.

More than 250 motorcycles from 55 different brands are on display in its rooms, organised thematically and chronologically. Each model tells a part of the history of this iconic vehicle, with some of the most curious examples, unique prototypes and motorcycles that marked a before and after both on the road and on the racetrack.

During your visit, you can admire real gems such as the 1924 Frera SS 4V, the impressive 1140 cc twin-cylinder Frera and the 1937 Moto Guzzi 500 GTV, which belonged to none other than the artist Antonio Ligabue.

In addition, the museum exhibits Grand Prix competition models, sidecars, scooters and legendary motorcycles from brands such as Ducati, Harley Davidson, Triumph, Benelli, Norton, MV Agusta and Moto Guzzi. You're going to fall in love!

Opening Hours

You can visit the National Motorcycle Museum from Monday to Sunday between 9:30 am and 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm and 6:30 pm.

How Does It Work?

Upon purchasing your ticket, you will be granted access to all sections of the museum, allowing you to explore the extensive collection at your own pace. The museum is organized into thematic displays, providing an educational yet engaging experience. Make sure to take your time and enjoy the detailed exhibits that showcase the evolution of motorcycles over the ages.

What's Included?

• Entry fee to the National Motorcycle Museum
• Access to all exhibition sections
• Informative displays and signage throughout the museum

What's Not Included?

• Audio guides or guided tours
• Food and beverages
• Souvenirs and merchandise

Meeting Point

Your adventure begins at the entrance of the National Motorcycle Museum, located in Rimini. Ensure you arrive during the opening hours to have the most enriching experience possible.