Harley-Davidson Museum
The official museum of the Harley-Davidson motorcycle, with more than 450 bikes from different eras. You can sit on classic models and take photos.
Harley-Davidson was founded in Milwaukee in 1903. The official museum opened in 2008 in an industrial-style complex in the Menomonee Valley. It displays hundreds of motorcycles, from the 1903 “Serial Number One” to police, military and custom models, along with exhibits on engine teardowns, tank design and rider culture. In the interactive area you can sit astride models from different decades and take photos. The site has a restaurant and a gift shop. Admission is about US$25, and it is about a 15-minute walk from the Third Ward.
Opening hours
Daily 10:00–17:00 (some winter days closed; check the official website)
Nearby sights
- Milwaukee Public Market
- Milwaukee RiverWalk
- Historic Third Ward
- Bronze Fonz
- Milwaukee Public Museum
- Milwaukee City Hall
- Fiserv Forum & Deer District
- Grohmann Museum