Deutsches Zweirad- und NSU-Museum

The Deutsches Zweirad- und NSU‑Museum (DEMoMU) presents roughly 400 exhibited objects across bicycles, motorcycles and NSU automobiles in a multi-level historic building in central Neckarsulm. The permanent displays trace two‑wheel development from early draisines to 20th‑century record machines, with a dedicated NSU collection.

Displays are arranged chronologically and by theme, with engine technology, design milestones and company history highlighted. Check the museum website before you visit for current opening times, temporary exhibitions and any guided-tour options.

A compact, well-labelled museum laid out over several floors—allow 1–2 hours for the permanent collection and special displays.

Look out for:

• NSU cars and prototypes, including Ro 80 and Wankel‑engine models.

• Historic motorcycles and record machines from varied marques.

• Bicycle development exhibits from early draisines to modern e‑bikes.

• Interpretive panels on technology, production and local industry.

Best way to experience it:

Start on the top floor and work down to follow the chronological and thematic arrangement. Combine the visit with a short walk around central Neckarsulm or the nearby Deutschordensschloss; verify opening hours and any temporary closures on the official site before you go.

• Museum spans multiple floors; limited time? Prioritise NSU and motorcycle highlights.

• Confirm current opening hours and any guided-tour availability on the official website.

• Contact: phone +49 7132 353800 or zweiradmuseum@neckarsulm.de (listed by the museum).

• Some exhibits are in glass cases; photography without flash is generally acceptable but check signage.