Motorradmuseum Hilti

A privately owned collection in Gossau that traces motorcycle design from the early 1900s to mid‑20th century, featuring makes like Harley‑Davidson, Moto Guzzi and rare European marques.

Visits are generally by appointment or during limited public openings; the display is operated by the Hilti family and focuses on preservation and historical context rather than interactive exhibits.

A compact, focused museum of restored and preserved motorcycles with explanatory labels and period artifacts.

Look out for:

• Early 1900s single‑cylinder and twin models.

• Rare European marques such as Böhmerland and Terrot.

• Classic British and American brands like AJS and Harley‑Davidson.

• Themed displays highlighting technology and design evolution.

Best way to experience it:

Book ahead or check local listings for public open days; allow time to read labels and ask the host for background on notable machines.

• Openings are limited; visits are commonly by appointment.

• Parking available nearby on Kirchstrasse.

• Not a large interactive museum—best for enthusiasts and historians.

• Confirm access and language of any guided tour before arrival.