The Harley-Davidson Museum, located at 400 W. Canal St., invites visitors to explore the storied history and iconic motorcycles of one of America’s most legendary brands. Spanning a 20-acre campus, the museum features a variety of attractions, including a restaurant (Motor Bar & Restaurant), a shop, and an outlet store.
Museum Details:
- Location: 400 W. Canal St., Milwaukee
- Admission Prices:
- Adults (ages 18-64): $24
- Students (with ID) and Seniors (65+): $20
- Children (ages 5-17): $10
- Children under 5: Free
Hours of Operation:
- Daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Exhibits and Attractions:
- The Motorcycle Galleries: A 180-foot-long display showcasing Harley-Davidson’s first fifty years.
- The Harley-Davidson Journey: Galleries featuring significant events and milestones in the company’s history, including model launches and major corporate changes.
- Engine Room: Historic engines on display, interactive touchscreens, and "The Exploded Bike," a 1940s Knucklehead displayed in parts.
- Clubs & Competition: Artifacts and exhibits related to motorcycle culture and competitions.
- Tsunami Motorcycle Display: A Harley-Davidson motorcycle recovered after drifting over 4,000 miles from Japan following the 2011 tsunami.
- Tank Wall: Displays various tank designs from Harley-Davidson’s history.
- Hands-on Interactives: Interactive experiences for children, including games, books, puzzles, and touchscreen challenges.
Tour Options:
- Spotlight Tour: A 1-hour tour available Sundays at 10:30 a.m. for $15 per person (museum admission not included).
- Beyond the Gate Tour: A 90-minute in-depth tour offered Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. for $40 per person (museum admission not included).
- VIP Tour: A 2-hour exclusive tour available the first Friday of each month for $135 per person, including a conversation with a curator, a commemorative challenge coin, and a 10% shop discount (museum admission not included).
- Homecoming Tour: A 1-hour tour during the Homecoming festival (July 25-28, 2024) for $70 per person, including museum admission.
Events: The museum hosts various events, such as Thursday Bike Night concerts, Saturday motorcycle demo rides, and the BBQ & Blues concert series. The venue also offers event space for private functions and weddings. For reservations, visit the online form or call 877-436-8738.
Accessibility: The museum provides handicapped parking, complimentary wheelchairs (on a first-come, first-served basis), and accessible dining areas, stores, and restrooms. Service animals are welcome.
For further details on visiting, tours, and events, the Harley-Davidson Museum's official website provides comprehensive information.