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The Bridge, 1st Floor Gallery

Parking is free – and plentiful

Cameras welcome

What’s Here

• More than 450 motorcycles and artifacts, dating back to Serial Number One, the oldest known Harley-Davidson® motorcycle
• Stories of extraordinary products, people, history, and Harley-Davidson culture
• Never-before-seen archives you can tour
• A world-class Museum space and outlying buildings, designed by Pentagram Architects
• A 20-acre Museum campus on the Milwaukee riverfront, with views of the city skyline
• Unique Harley-Davidson Museum-inspired gifts at The Shop
• Distinctive dining at Motor® – no Museum admission required

Dine at Motor®

Where To Eat

Motor® offers a menu of bold American classics that celebrate the discoveries of the open road.

Motor Bar & Restaurant Menu

Cafe Racer is the perfect place to quickly refuel, featuring American classics for eating inside, outside, or on the go.

Bring home a Museum exclusive

The Shop

From leather jackets and posters to merchandise evoking the Museum exhibits, The Shop offers unique merchandise not available anywhere else.

To order from The Shop call 414-287-2770 or email theshop@h-dmuseum.com and a personal shopper can handpick items to meet your needs.

Accessible Guest Services

We want all our visitors to experience the Museum to the fullest. Please contact our Museum staff if there is any additional way we can make the most of your visit.

• The Museum has outside parking with handicap parking stalls located throughout the Museum grounds.
• Wheelchairs, power chairs, and mobility scooters are welcome, and we have complimentary wheelchairs available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
• Service dogs, as defined by the ADA, are allowed in the Museum.
• Baby strollers are welcome. We recommend smaller strollers to navigate crowded areas more easily.

Parking and Directions

Conveniently located off I-94, you'll find the Museum at the crossroads of 6th and Canal Streets.

FREE PARKING for approximately 500 cars or 1,000 motorcycles is available on the streets of the Museum grounds and in the Parking Gardens located across the street from the Museum. Entry to the Parking Gardens is from Canal Street. Overnight parking or camping are not permitted on site.