We attended a college graduation luncheon, and the food was well above average for this sort of event. Service was excellent. More

This is a top notch museum. Several different ways to tour, we chose the headphone route. You can chose whatever display you want to listen to. The history of motorcycles will amaze you, if you are new to them. I had no idea and have never been on one,but found the museum great. The part I liked best was the... More

We loved all the history around the Harley Museum. It was great to see how far the bike has evolved. It was also nice to see all the different tanks and how they have evolved over the years. More

Even with a Harley-Davidson tourist brouchure and a map I could not find it...only one sign on exiting the highway...my cousin even works there and I still could not find it...good luck. More

Very Clean, well presented museum, even if you don`t have an interest in bikes ( alas I don`t ) there is enough to see for a couple of hours More

This was so interesting. I learned more about HD than I could of imagined. This was worth the time. It only takes a couple of hours to see everything. More

I long regard Harley-Davidson as a strong icon for American. So I decided to pay a visit, and spent 2 hours to walk around. Overall it is cool, with 450 bikes packed in. Not bad. You can witness a history of over 100 years in, say 2 hours. That is cool too. But I don't like the lighting here, too... More

Parking is free. The musuem is great. Also ate at the Motor Cafe, food was average, the service was great. The gift shop is very nice with reasonable prices. More

Spent a very enjoyable afternoon touring the Harley Davidson Museum. It is interesting to see the rapid evolution of the motorcycle from a mororized bicycle to a major means transcontinental transportation. The museum can be fun for the casually interested to the diehard motor head. Take time to see the side exhibits where they describe the evolution of the company... More