National Motorcycle Museum

About

There are 171 different marques that make up the 1000 plus British motorcycles in the National Motorcycle Museum Collection.

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.

From ABC to Zenith the collection has at least one example of the 171 marques in the inventory covering every period including the pioneer, veteran, vintage and post war eras. With larger manufactures such as BSA, Norton or Triumph there can be many dozens of machines of a particular make on display.

Our fabulous foyer food court is situated on the ground floor of the museum within the inner foyer area. Serving a delicious range of Iley coffee, tea, hot chocolate & soft drinks, as well as a great selection of hot snacks, paninis, soups, baked potatoes, cold sandwiches & cakes.

Our foyer food court is separate to the museum collection and so entry is free of charge. Combined with our central location and free parking, it is also a perfect destination to meet friends or colleagues for a quick catch up or meeting.

The Museum & Food Court are open every day of the week from 8.30am to 5.30pm and shares the same site with our sister business, The National Conference Centre.