Interesting to see motorcycle makes that I had owned over the years. Hope the bikes are taken out on the road occasionally, and not just static examples. Good restaurant on site. As with most Spanish attractions, marketing is not their forte, so sign posts to the museum are few and far between!

This is a great little museum up in the mountains behind Benidorm. It's primarily motorcycles but has a few cars and other curios as well. All the bikes , and there are a lot, are in great condition. There is a large number of bikes with good variety from an Africa corps bike with sidecar complete with Machine gun to a penny farthing. The entrance fee is 4€ with free gravel base car parking. Nearby is a good local produce shop and a large restaurant all within 50 metres. The staff are friendly and helpful. The bikes are quite tightly packed due to the quantity of bikes on show and it would have been nice to have the explanatory information cards in English. One word of warning the museum is closed on Saturdays. The museum is close to Guadalest which has great views and a castle to visit as well as some nice shops cafes and restaurants. Also close by is the falls of Elgar where you can go for a swim in the pools at the falls. It's a good day out and worth the trip although I suspect during the high season the area gets quite busy. I enjoyed my trip to the museum and plan to go back with some friends who are visiting next month. I liked it , try it I think you will too.

I’m not a motorcycle enthusiast but the whole family thoroughly enjoyed our visit here. It’s small but crammed full of beautifully kept bikes, quirky forms of transport, memorabilia etc and everything is just immaculate - clearly cherished by the owners. You need to walk round a few times as each time you spot something you missed last time. Look up, round, down. The shop is an Aladdin’s cave of model cars, bikes etc. Do take some cash as the place is a bit remote & card machine wasn’t working when we were there. Recommended.

Aparcamiento de motos sobre grava, gravel motorcycle parking, seriously Esta atracion para motorcyclismo, con motos Aparcamiento est graba, no hormigon, ni asfalto. Motorcycle museum attaracting bikers on bikes with a gravel car park no hard-standing. UNBELIEVABLE

This is an interesting collection of mainly motorcycles. The grouping is by brand and shows you how a particular brand progresses over the years. The amount of love that went into the restoration of the bikes is phenomenal. Some bikes look as new. A very good stop on your way to the village of Guadelest.

This museum shows more than 120 antique motorbikes of all brands in new state condition. Its amazing to see how customer friendly all of them can be admired from an inch distance. I was very surprised in the most positive way . The shop in the entrance has great miniatures for sale and even 1:18 classic cars in the best of replica possible you can find. Really worth your visit with an entrance fee of only 3 euro.

Fantastic collection of motorbikes, many very rare models. It is a must even if you are not a MC fan. Collection is well kept , and it is a pleasure to watch all the different variations from early 1900 till 1970 ties. You will around 1 hour in the museum. Small entrance fee , about 3 euros as i remember. Nice litte shop with models of cars and MCs to reasonable prices. Worth a visit on the road to Guadelest.

Excellent collection of rare motorcycles, interesting farm shop/gift shop but the real highlight is the restaurant on the right which offers a great value menu of the day with a drink (ask for 2 red wines for your party and they give you a whole bottle !). The varied menu is BRILLIANT and at 13.95 euros each is surely the best value meal in Spain. Don't miss it. May be a wait for a table but its worth it !

Situated about 7 km from the delightful hilltop town of Guadalest, this charming and beautifully presented motor museum is a real must. Not that far from Benidorm, the winding mountain roads are quite a drive in themselves. The museum is situated next to a lovely restaurant and as we arrived, the chefs were stoking up the wood fired oven next to the entrance and putting racks of Lamb chops, chickens and steaks onto the embers to cook. The aroma was unimagineably good! For €3 per person, you can enter a world, all be it small, of the past. As a lifelong motorcyclist, I looked at machines I had only read of in books, looked at bikes I had once ridden and bikes I could only dream of riding. Along with bikes, there are cars, military exhibits, gramophones, typewriters, model cars and scooters. There is a large well stocked model shop and also a local crafts shop selling all sorts of lovely foods and gifts, wine by the container and honey. The restaurant opens from 12-16.00 and serves an amazing variety of game and meats cooked on the fire as well as coffees and beers etc.. They also have a reasonably priced menu of the day with some nice sounding food on it. Trust me to have had a big breakfast before I set out that morning! If you like very well cared for motorbikes, this place is an essential visit for you.

We had tried this motorbike museum before on a previous visit to Guardalest but it was closed, so upon our return we tried again ! We were not disappointed as this is a hidden gem of bikes and the odd car of years gone by ! Well worth a visit for any bike enthusiast and only €3