Motorcycle Museum

The National Motorcycle Museum was born in 1993. Into that you can find over 260 motorcycles made the late nineteenth century to the 80s, antique accessories, posters and photographs belonging to the world of two wheels. In addition to offering a route between the two wheels world, in four big rooms and arranged chronologically by theme areas, the museum is also a documentation center with approximately 10,000 volumes about motorcycling history. The Motorcycle Museum aspires to become a reference point for Italian and foreign motorcyclists. Thematic Areas: - The pioneer's Bikes - The motorcycles in the period between the wars - Scooters - Sidecars - Grand prix motorbikes - The MV Augusta's production - The post-war production - The bikes designed or built in Rimini - The '70s Opening time: Summer (from April 26 to October): opening hours from 13:00 to 19:00 Closing day: Monday Winter (from November to April 25): opening hours from 13:00 to 17:00 Closing day: Sunday Entrance fee: Full price: € 7 Reduced rate: € 5 for groups of 20 persons Free: disabled and children under 12 years For groups by appointment is valid the special option "a day at the museum": Romagna meat menu + guided tour = 22 € Romagna fish menu + guided tour = 35 €