It was great seeing all the old bikes back to serial number 1! The entry fee is a bit pricey, but I don't regret paying it for one time. We ate at the on-site restaurant and it was very good. We also enjoyed the gift shop, although some of the items were overpriced as well. Harley fans are a dedicated... More

Harley fans will be in heaven. We toured the museum in about 2 hours prior to a Brewers game. It was not far from our hotel the Best Western Woodsview. I believe we paid $18.00 per person and the headsets were $4.00 a person. You could easily do it with out the headsets. Lots of cool bikes. Great displays. It's... More

A new modern museum to feature native son Harley-Davidson... like HP, Harley Davidson was founded in the 1900s in a shed by young entrepreneurs. The story of the all-American bikes is well told by this museum. Even if Harleys are not your thing, the place and exhibit will win you over.

If you like Harley Davidson Motorcycles, you need to go to this museum; unbelievable display of vintage bikes portraying the history of this great invention. Very well done exhibits, some interactive. Great store and grounds. On Thursdays nights in the summer thousands of bikes converge for 'bike night' and another display of this great brand is available for admiring up... More

enjoyed wandering room to room viewing the displays of Harleys over the years. Glass case of motorcycle fuel tanks was a visual installation. Everyone had fun sitting on a variety of Harleys in the room intended for guests to hop on and pretend. fun stuff.

Very informative tour and great displays of the American ICON. A must see if close by downtown. Bar next to gift shop serves great beers of the local area

The first time I went through this museum, I loved it. I'm not a Harley person, but it was still an interesting look at the company's history. I'd recommend the audio component; I feel like I got a lot more out of the tour than I would have without it. I enjoyed everything from the "room" that the first bike... More

Wow! We read every sign & looked at every display, (the audio tour might've saved us some of that) & we loved our stroll through. It took us about 4-5 hours. It would've been easier had the signs been a bit higher or at more of the average eye level because our necks were a bit strained by the end... More

I’m not a motorcycle fan at all, but my fiancé is, so we had to make a stop while we were in town. I wasn’t looking forward to it, but it surpassed my expectations. The history was intriguing and I learned a lot about the company and its roots, especially in Milwaukee. Seeing all the old motorcycles and how they... More