Massive display of classic and modern motorcycles along with memorabilia. Spent a full 5 hours here, but would need to come back again as have to admit there is so much historical information that we had to move along so to speak. Cafe is good with comfortable furnishings and good offerings of food and drinks. Beautiful grounds around the building as well. 5 halls of hundreds of types / brands of British motorcycles makes you wonder why it all went wrong 🤔

A wonderful day out, friendly staff efficient service. Covid aware plenty of seating in the restaurant good selection of products. Wheelchair accessible toilets ! But best of all were the five halls of motorcycles wow what history class and style. Between 800 to a 1000 bikes of all eras. If you love motorcycles please please visit I'm going again to see what I missed.

Wow. I have never really been a motorcycle fan, but this place just made we want to get one! Maybe I'm having a mid-life crisis, but the history, the bikes, the venue, all absolutely amazing. To think this whole thing was started by one guy, who actually owned all of the 800+ bikes that they have on display here. Some really amazing history here too. If you are a motorcycle fan, you have to come here, if you are not, still come because its such a treat to see these bikes restored back to full working condition. Some of the old war time era bikes were phenomenal and each bike has its own little piece of history. I thoroughly enjoyed it and I took my kids (13, 11, 9 & 6 at the time) and although they probably didn't enjoy it as much as I did, they still had fun. Oh, on a side note, the bathrooms here were wonderfully clean and they had these crazy Dyson hand-dryers that I had never seen before!

There are more motorcycles here in one place than you could shake a stick at! It was very interesting looking around, a huge amount of old and newer bikes and an amazing collection of my favourite BSA's. If you like bikes this is the place to visit.

Brilliant place with around 800 bikes on display. Great staff and volunteers plus a decent cafe and reasonable prices. I'll be back as too much to take in on a single visit. Return visit was fabulous as membership allowed us to ride some of the old bikes on Friends of the Museum day. Yet another visit and always a great place to view the bikes

It's a lovely museum. The staff were really friendly and helpful. The cafe food and drink was tasty, quick and the range was good. The foyer area had a nice era feel to it, like the old cinemas used to. Everywhere and everyone was relaxed, friendly and warm. To the reason we are all there: the bikes - such a huge and impressive collection. The plaques were all really useful to help build a picture of the evolution of British motorcycle engineering and industry. There's a lot of history to absorb and it's cool to recognise and think on some of the awesome engineers and designers we've had in Britain. My only suggestion would be to - somehow - create more space between more of the bikes, so they can be more easily viewed from the sides. It was difficult for us to view and compare the mechanics and enjoy noting the changes as the engineering and science evolved. To the practicals: car park is spacious and easy to navigate, wheelchair access is good, there are good, clean toilets and air con.

So many bikes, it'll take all day to see everything properly. Staff are lovely. The shop is well stocked with a great variety of paraphernalia, and the food is really good too.

Located just off the main roundabouts connecting you to Birmingham and beyond. It’s a huge establishment with hundreds of motorcycles on display. It’s more a man’s thing really, as I found it a little boring myself 😂 The cafe is nice, stocked with hot and cold snacks and hot and cold drinks. Only criticism I have is admission is a little expensive, but you do see rather a lot. Good for children as well, and TT enthusiasts. Well a worth a visit if you’re in the area.

James, Claire and Co were absolutely superb today. Thank you for making my 82 year old Dad feel like a teenager again. We had a fantastic time. Superb venue, superb staff, a collection second to none. Great disabled facilities too. 1000 out of 10!!!! We will be back!

An incredible range of motorcycles. For the avid biker it's a delight! Great parking, easy to find and good clean facilities. If i'm going to be critical, I feel its expensive for what there is. £30 for 2 adults, Visually it's a feast, but needs some interactivity....films of old racing or manufacturing, hands on activities, noise (nothing better than a motorbike engine), space to view the bikes, maybe even a bike or two to sit on. Would be great to know about who's collection it is, and how it's been made. Coffee shop staff friendly, but for a probable biker stop the coffee's were tiny!!

Amazing place . Wonderful collection of some priceless vintage bikes. If your a motorcycle fanatic you shouldn't miss this place. Been to quite a few bike museums around the world but this place gets too trumps

Attended for wedding reception at the site, so can't talk about the museum itself. Plenty of parking space, easy to access with a clean well maintained facility. Exceptional service from Carlos and Layla to accommodate my dietary needs.

Great place to visit if you're a true bike buff, amazing collection of British bikes, best time to go between Christmas and New year, if you don't like crowds.

Massive collection on bikes and memorabilia. Each bike has a doco with info about its build and capabilities but these are mainly at floor level not good if you are not able to read at ground level or bend down for several hours to read all the fascinating facts provided. 5 rooms of British bikes, amazing condition complete with oil drip tray. Well worth the £15 entrance fee. Cafe is nice with good coffee and delicious cakes. Staff are friendly and helpful. Parking is free! I know, who heard of such a thing.... 😁

What a great museum, so many British motorcycles to check out. Well laid out and some interesting history for every bike. Had a coffee and toasted tea cake to round off our visit, superb!

Brilliant place for a weekend easy going activity with family or your friend. Nice food in cafetariea especially the soul. Plenty parking outside so a must visit destination especially if you are a motorcycle fan. Comprises of 5 halls and plenty to offer for your ticket.

Brilliant and highly expansive museum capturing the complete history of British Motorcycling manufacturers, from early Sunbeams to recent Triumphs and everything in between. Collection is in impeccable condition. Very friendly staff. Well laid out. Vast parking lot, with nice cafe and museum shop. Highly recommended and worth a specific visit!

Lovely cafe with great food and coffee. It was really interesting to see so many motorcycles under one roof. Amazing to see the evolution of British motorcycles. There is also a great little gift shop that sells bike wear as well. The staff are lovely as well. It's a great place for young teens and up. We brought a six year old and I was super nervous in case he touched any of the bikes. It's right beside Birmingham airport and it's great place to go and kill a little time before your flight.

If you are, or were a keen Motorcyclist then this museum is bliss. If you are interested in Great Britain's history of once being the world's dominant Motorcycle manufacturer then the sheer number of British Motorcycle manufacturer's will astound and impress, the museum is a credit to their memory, superb!

This place is fancy. Brings you back to the early 80's,90's with some amazing bikes in stock. They've done an amazing job with the collection too. Some classic, historic bikes. Well worth having coming and having a look.

Clean and tidy cafe. Food and drink were hot and tasted good. Whole museum was bright and airy. Its a bonus that you can visit the cafe without paying a fee for the museum. We will come here again to meet family

Absolutely fascinating collection of British motorcycle history. From the first to modern classic on display. Both nostalgic and educational. Coffee shop and shop for use without an entry fee. Spend a couple of hours up to all day if studying something in particular. Wheelchair and mobility scooter accessible. Regular seating rest stops also available.

Just an awesome place to visit if you are bike lovers. Had great experience

It's definately a place for bike enthusiasts but I'm not sure you could actually spread it over one whole day. There are lots of bikes, obviously, from early 1900s to more modern and each has its own info. The staff are very helpful but i was a bit disappointed that ( I know it's a BIKE museum) there was no mention, not even a little one, of Barry Sheen , who probably did more to highlight bikes than anyone else in this country.

Who knew you could amass so many British vintage motorbikes of every conceivable marque under one roof. The condition of each was superb, the skill in restoring these machines is phenomenal. Helpful staff and a great little restaurant. All round excellent.

A brilliant setting for a unique set of motorcycles, telling the history of the once all-powerful British manufacturers. Nice place, enjoyable to be in. The exhibits are beautiful.

If you want to know about the British motorcycle evolution, which is pretty much the evolution of the motorcycle worldwide, this is the place to see and learn all about that. Impressive and valuable collection.

Outstanding place for Motorcycle enthusiasts to visit. Literally hundreds of bikes some over 100 years old. All in beautiful condition. Decent cafe with good coffee too.

Absolutely fantastic day spent here. Excellent displays of bikes and all in such wonderful condition. Not enough time to ‘take it all in’! Staff were so friendly and helpful too. Spotlessly clean throughout and nice cafe and foyer shop. Highly recommended A ‘must visit’ place!!!

Great place, good food and hundreds of bikes to drool over, any questions?

I took my beloved dad here this week. He's knocking on a bit now so we needed the wheelchair access which was excellent. Very friendly staff, and FABULOUS journey through British biking history. We went there on a pilgrimage in a way, to find a BSA Goldstar B34 like the one dad drove in his youth. And we did! I doubt there'll be a classic British bike you CAN'T find there heheh! Absolutely brilliant. If your going in the winter, dress warm, they could do with turning the heating up.

Brilliant! But don't expect anything apart from Brit bikes....

Bikes, bikes and more bikes, what’s not to love? This place is a must go for any motorcycle enthusiast such as myself. It’s breathtaking just how many classic bikes this place has got on display. Plenty to see and learn. Would highly recommend.

Loved it! This is a place for people who live motorcycles and especially British motorcycles! Have a cheese toastie and a coffee and walk 5 halls of beautifully preserved motorcycles back to the 19th century. You'll have to piece the innovations together but they are there!

Hundreds of bikes fro 1898 onwards...only go if your interested in British bikes though...carrot cake in the cafe is to die for!!

Good little day out. Brilliant little museum showcasing everything British on 1 wheels, and some 3 and 4. Didn't try the cafe as be had a picnic. I'd say its something to do and see if part of a larger day out or local. I was meeting friends from down south here as a midway point while I enjoyed it and was interesting I don't think I'd travel just to go here. But like always that's my opinion and any motorbike fanatic would love its and sure spend all day here

A huge national collection of British motorcycles & the history of motorbike design. At least 850 bikes on show, in superb condition going back to the start of putting motors onto bikes. You'll realise how many makes Britain once had & that's just Britain! Five halls covering various makes & periods including military & racing bikes from the early days. I only wish they had more bikes from other countries to compete the experience & possibly some running bikes as they have at Sammy Miller's museum.

Beautiful cafe with delicious food and coffee. Seeing so many motorcycles under one roof was really interesting. It's amazing to see how British motorcycles have developed. There is a wonderful little gift shop nearby that offers bike clothing as well. Also lovely is the staff. Young teens and older will enjoy it very much. I was very anxious because we brought a six-year-old and I didn't want him to touch any of the bikes. It's a great place to visit and kill a little time before your flight because it's right next to Birmingham airport.

Lots to see from 1800 - 2000 dated bikes.5 halls seats along the way and toilet on entrance and half way round.Choice of hot food in cafe.Good day out if you like motor bikes interesting to see how they progressed.

What a great experience! Our guide was so knowledgeable on all levels, he knew the answer to every question & more. I'm not very technical but he explained production processes at a level that I understood. I learned so much. The memorabilia section was also interesting & to finish the day we enjoyed a lovely coffee & cake in their coffee shop. A great afternoon.

Beautiful exposition, I've never seen so many BSA motorcycles in one place. Classic British Motorcycle heaven. Car park big and clean easy access from motorway. Building spacious with nice coffee- bar, Toilets clean and in order. Entry to museum £15 per person. Experience priceless. If you are a motorcycle fan, this is a place you Must visit.

We had never been before and the NMM live came up so popped in, Car park was ok when we got there but as this was a special event it got rammed. The museum was interesting if you like the history of bikes. Some iconic examples that you can get very close to. Food prices were a little steep but it was a good venue with a large conference room.

Great motorcycle collection and a great day out, the kids enjoyed it but there could do with more stuff to do there for kids including an outdoor play area. All those beautiful ground there and no one’s allowed to go on them not even on the hottest of days. Also unlike other museums there was no provision for a carers or PAs admission ticket. Surely it’s time now to be more inclusive & work with our future generations.

A great, modern museum, ideal for all motorcycle enthusiasts, the staff here are very welcoming and helpful, the bikes on show range from very recent to ancient and are arranged very well giving comfortable viewing. There is a restaurant/cafe, which is very reasonably priced and rest rooms. Attached to the museum building is a large conference centre, which was very busy on the day I visited. There is very large free carpark that serves both the museum and the conference centre. That has blue badge parking spaces close to both entrances, that also accommodates wheelchair access.

Absolutely brilliant conference facilities. 400+ delegates catered for and happy. Well done venue events team!

Norton, BSA, and many other brands. Classic Bike heaven. Place must be visited by every biker. Easy access from motorway. Nice carpark. Little Bistro is offering hot and cold drinks and snacks. Nice gift shop. Toilets clean and in working order. Recommended

History of our national motorcycle past, well worth a visit.

A peerless day out. Superb facilities and exhibitions to an exceptionally high standard.

(Translated by Google) Motorcyclists' Mecca. Every fan of English twins and not only should see it. (Original) Mekka motocyklistów. Każdy fan angielskich twinów i nie tylko powinien to zobaczyć.

A place to be happy if you love motorcycles

Great place to go if the weather is bad

Lovely collection and what a trip back in history too - if you like your bikes, its a fab day out

Lovely day out with the family. A must for all bike lovers.

Been to the coleshill auto breakfast car meet there. Great venue. Good parking. Good staff.

Great Venue

Traveled a good way and disappointed it was closed

Stunning premises for events and weddings

Great museum

Closed due to Covid . Although delivery of MV AGUSTA was received.

Great place for taking the family for a visit. What a wonderful experience we had.

A Bucket List Venue. An absolute must visit even if you're not a Classic Bike Collector....

Great collection. If you like motorcycles and their history, you will love this museum.

Fantastic day out large collection of bikes. Worth becoming a member so you can go as many times in a year as you want and get to ride some of the exhibited bikes. I went on a members day and tried 12 different classic bikes...superb experience thanks.

If you have any interest in the British Motorcycle industry, it's rise, decline and re-birth then the National Motorcycle Museum is well worth a visit. The collection of motorcycles here is outstanding. The staff were really knowledgeable on my visit. The food is good, not cheap, but not way over priced. It also has great conference and meeting facilities.

Amazing !! The museum is spread over 5 halls and there are 850 British motorcycles and derivatives on show from the first bikes built and ridden in the 1800s to modern day bikes. I was completely stunned to see some of the restoration work on the exhibits.Here are some photos I would like to share.

A great day out. So many beautiful British bikes to see, literally hundreds! A must for anyone with a love of two wheels. Cracking all day breakfast too! Highly recommended.

Huge variety of bikes to see, all highly educational with models to show how engines work and a gift shop

It's heaven on Earth for motorcycle fans. I enjoyed every moment there and made thousand of pictures. Every machine there is amazing. Really worth visiting and I will come back soon for sure! I'm in love with this place

The wife's car's catalytic converter got nicked in broad daylight in the car park. No evidence yet. Another car also got done. Beware if you have a posh car.

(Translated by Google) Even if you are not an enthusiast, the visit is too necessary (Original) Même si vous n'êtes pas un passionné, la visite s'impose trop trop bien

An absolute must visit for anyone with a love of two wheels or who is bicurious! Regular meeting point, bacon butties for sale

Totally absorbing experience. Great staff, remarkable facilities and the most amazingly preserved British motorcycles. Tons of them.

That has to be the best collection of British bikes in the world very enjoyable day out

5 Halls of remarkable English Motorcycles.

Loved it

Wonderful !

If you like motorbikes you can't go wrong visiting here

Good for a wander around,cafe good.

Over 800 beautifully prepared bikes, definitely worth a visit.

We had a good time here

Once again in heaven with motorbikes lovely place to visit must go for bikers

fantastic!!!!

Great museum.

Fantastic place to visit if u luv ur brit bikes

Interesting have a lot of vintage motorcycles but I was for the Watch fair as a trader

My friend treated me today to a visit to the national motorcycle museum and I have to say what an amazing day out it was worth every penny to see bikes that were so rich in history and still in amazing condition thanks to the people who look after them. We had a fantastic experience today right from the lady on reception who was there to greet people right up to the ladies in the shop and restaurant who were in great spirits considering what is happening at the moment. THANK YOU FOR A GREAT DAY OUT!!!

1000 BRITISH MOTOR CYCLES. 5 Halls and great cafe.

Highly recommend this place even if you are only slightly interested in motor bikes

Lovely place to visit