Motorradmuseum Oberhausen

A privately run motorcycle museum in the Oberhausen area showcasing restored collector machines, classic motorcycles and historic scooters from regional clubs and private owners. The collection is maintained by local enthusiasts and presented in an informal setting.

The museum is listed as open on the third Sunday of each month with free admission in regional tourism listings. Note there is a separate small NSU-focused motorcycle museum at Bogenstraße 40 in nearby Bottrop; the Oberhausen collection is a different private venue.

A compact, enthusiast-run display rather than a large municipal museum.

Look out for:

• Restored vintage motorcycles spanning early to mid-20th century models.

• Historic scooters and locally significant machines maintained by club members.

• Informal exhibits with owner-driven restoration stories and technical details.

• Opportunities to speak directly with collectors and club volunteers.

Best way to experience it:

Visit on the third Sunday of the month when the museum is listed as open; arrive early to allow time to talk with volunteers and see detailed restoration work up close.

• This is a private, club-run collection with limited opening days.

• Listed as open every 3rd Sunday; confirm before you go.

• Admission is reported as free in regional listings.

• There is a different small NSU museum in Bottrop at Bogenstraße 40—don’t confuse the two.