Harley-Davidson Museum®

Harley-Davidson began in Milwaukee in 1903 with a motorized bicycle built in a wooden shed. Serial Number One, the company's oldest known motorcycle, anchors a museum that follows more than 120 years of engines, design, racing, advertising, and rider culture.Two floors hold motorcycles, archives, rare objects, and hands-on displays on the Menomonee River. General admission and guided experiences are sold separately, and some tours have limited capacity or require advance booking. The campus also has food, a shop, riverwalk views, and parking. More

Harley-Davidson began in Milwaukee in 1903 with a motorized bicycle built in a wooden shed. Serial Number One, the company's oldest known motorcycle, anchors a museum that follows more than 120 years of engines, design, racing, advertising, and rider culture.Two floors hold motorcycles, archives, rare objects, and hands-on displays on the Menomonee River. General admission and guided experiences are sold separately, and some tours have limited capacity or require advance booking. The campus also has food, a shop, riverwalk views, and parking. More