Motorradmuseum Draisendorf

Motorrad-Museum Draisendorf is a privately assembled motorcycle museum in Draisendorf, Regnitzlosau, curated by collector Günther Mühl. The display includes roughly 150 motorcycles, with some additional machines stored off-site.

The museum opens to the public mainly on the first Sunday of each month and stages seasonal themed exhibitions from spring through autumn; group visits can be arranged by appointment through the operator's contact page.

A compact, specialist display focused on classic and historic motorcycles rather than a large, commercial museum.

Look out for:

• A range of machines spanning early 1900s examples (oldest exhibited reported as a 1905 Mars) through mid‑century models.

• Many bikes are original or sympathetically restored, with explanatory labels and period details.

• The collection is largely the life’s work of owner/collector Günther Mühl; some items are kept off-site and rotated into exhibitions.

• The museum runs themed special exhibitions, typically on the first Sunday of the month between May and October.

Best way to experience it:
Visit on the first Sunday of the month when the museum is usually open (typically 10:00–18:00) or arrange a group visit in advance. Allow time to speak with staff or the owner for context about rare pieces and the collection’s history.

• Usually open each first Sunday of the month (typically 10:00–18:00); check before you travel.

• Special themed exhibitions often run May–October on first Sundays.

• Group visits are available by arrangement—contact via the Spitzerer museum page.

• Many machines are stored off-site and exhibits may rotate, so highlights can vary.