Classic Superbikes Motorrad Museum

Classic Superbikes Motorrad Museum in the Glockenpalast showcases around 100 classic motorcycles from the 1970s to early 2000s, with street, racing and special models. The collection is presented gallery-style across three floors alongside the bell foundry exhibits and a café.

Operated by Horst Edler, the museum is seasonal (Mar–Nov) and cashless; displays follow a chronological route through the Glockenpalast’s 3,400 m² exhibition space, making it suitable for enthusiasts and curious visitors alike.

You walk through a three-floor chronological display of roughly 100 motorcycles with informative captions and occasional racing paraphernalia.

Exhibits

• Close-up viewing of street bikes, race machines and specials from c.1970–2000.
• Museum layout follows a one-way route across three floors (no elevators).
• Short interpretive labels; some machines grouped by era or type.
• Small shop and café/biergarten in the Glockenpalast complex.

Best way to experience it

• Allow 60–90 minutes to see the full collection and visit the café.
• Bring a charged card—tickets, shop and café are cashless.
• Start at the ground floor and follow the recommended route to avoid stairs backtracking.

• Tickets are cashless only; bring a bank/credit card.
• No dogs allowed on site.
• No elevators—the route uses stairs across three floors.
• Cloakroom with 120 free lockable lockers; leave helmets/bags there before entering.