Museo de Motos Juan Antonio García

Museo de Motos Juan Antonio García houses the founder’s personal collection of historic motorcycles, restored over five decades and displayed across four rooms in a former cinema. The exhibits trace the evolution of motorcycling with nationally relevant models and audiovisual context.

The museum opens to the public seasonally (April, May, September, October) with weekend hours and group visits by appointment on weekdays. Contact details and exact visiting rules are on the museum’s official site.

A focused, hands‑on look at restored classic motorcycles assembled by Juan Antonio García, arranged chronologically and by theme.

Look out for:

• Over 130 restored motorcycles from the founder’s 50‑year restoration work.

• Four exhibition rooms in the former Cine María Cristina with ramps and audiovisual displays.

• Locally and nationally significant models illustrating motorcycling history.

• Informal, curator‑led insight when staff or the founder is present.

Best way to experience it:

Visit on a Saturday or a public holiday during the museum’s open months (April, May, September, October). If you prefer a weekday visit, call ahead to book a group appointment on the listed phone numbers.

• Open to the public only in April, May, September and October (weekend/public holiday hours listed on site).

• Weekday visits require prior appointment; contact the museum by phone or email.

• The museum occupies a single‑floor former cinema with ramps between rooms.

• Collection size is stated on the official site as “more than 130” motorcycles.