Motorradmuseum Wüst

Motorradmuseum Wüst‑Rheintal is a private collection focused on pre‑war and early 20th‑century motorcycles, with a strong emphasis on Swiss marques such as Motosacoche. The display rotates from a holdings pool of about 50 restored machines, with roughly 25–30 bikes shown at any one time.

General admission is free (voluntary collection); the museum opens on specific public dates in summer and by appointment otherwise. Contact details and group visit arrangements are published on the museum website.

A compact, specialist collection housed in a private museum setting. Most machines are maintained in running condition and exhibits concentrate on civilian and racing motorcycles from the Vorkriegszeit.

Look out for:

• A notable selection of Motosacoche models and other Swiss marques.

• Around 25–30 motorcycles on display with periodic rotations from a 50‑bike collection.

• Restored machines kept in running order; occasional demonstration starts at events.

• Museum participation in regional museum nights and special summer openings.

Best way to experience it: Visit on one of the scheduled public opening Sundays (summer) or book ahead for an appointment or a guided group visit to get context from the operator and see bikes that may not be on display that day.

• Regular public openings are limited to specific summer dates; winter visits require prior arrangement.

• Admission is free; voluntary donations accepted; group visit fees and guided‑tour charges apply as listed on the site.

• Do not park at Stickerweg 3; follow the museum’s instruction to use the designated parking (≈2‑minute walk).

• Contact by phone or email to confirm openings, group bookings, or guided tours.