Motorrolldie

Motorrolldie is a private motorcycle museum in Vienna, founded by collectors Alexander and Christian Wolfsberger. The collection spans European two‑wheelers from the 1930s to the 1970s alongside vintage radios and tape machines.

Visits are usually by appointment or during the regular monthly opening (commonly the first Thursday evening); the museum advises contacting them to confirm times and any seasonal closures.

A compact, hands‑on feel rather than a large public museum. Displays focus on restored and preserved motorcycles with period signage and select audio equipment.

Look out for:

• Early Puch and HMW models and rare Austrian marques.

• Post‑war scooters such as Vespa and Lohner examples.

• Restored instrument panels and period radios nearby.

• Intimate presentation with curator insights when you visit.

Best way to experience it: Book ahead or time your visit for the advertised monthly opening night to ensure the owners or guides are present for background stories and closer viewing.