What is the name of Harley-Davidson’s museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin?

Harley-Davidson’s museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is called the Harley-Davidson Museum.

The museum opened to the public in 2008 on a large campus near downtown Milwaukee. Its exhibitions cover the company’s motorcycles, engineering history, racing heritage, design, advertising, and rider culture. The collection includes historic motorcycles and company artifacts spanning Harley-Davidson’s long manufacturing history.

The museum is more than a display of motorcycles. Its galleries explain how the company developed from a small Milwaukee manufacturer into an international brand. Visitors can see early machines, competition motorcycles, production models, and unusual examples from Harley-Davidson’s archives.

The museum should not be confused with the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of Fame or the Motorcycle Hall of Fame, which are separate institutions. The Harley-Davidson Museum is specifically operated around Harley-Davidson’s own history.