Museo de la Moto Antonio Marcos

The Museo de la Moto Antonio Marcos displays a compact, well‑curated collection of more than 30 classic motorcycles spanning Spanish and international makes. Highlights cited include a 1948 Moto Guzzi and marques such as Derbi, Bultaco, Osa and Lambretta, plus at least one machine with a sidecar.

The collection occupies the town's former cinema, ceded by the Ayuntamiento, and is noted for limited opening times. Visitors should expect scheduled or arranged visits and are advised to confirm opening details before travelling.

A small, focused display of mid‑20th century motorcycles with interpretive labels and tight gallery space.

Look out for:

• A 1948 Moto Guzzi among the oldest exhibits.

• Spanish classics: Derbi, Bultaco and Osa models.

• Scooters such as Lambretta and at least one bike with a sidecar.

• The museum's setting in Villamañán’s converted cinema building.

Best way to experience it: Call ahead to confirm opening or arrange a visit; allow roughly 30–60 minutes to view the collection in a compact layout and ask staff for any background stories or highlights.

• The museum is often open on Saturdays but hours are limited—call ahead (listed phone 987 767 073) to confirm.

• Tourist listings give the address as C. Alonso Castrillo 15; verify the entry point when you call.

• Small venue with limited visitor facilities; accessibility and amenities may be restricted.

• Visits may be by arrangement; ask about photography and guided options when booking.