Visited the museum and was impressed by the nice setting and also food served there. This is not only for hard core motorists - this is international site to visit.

I first visited the museum in July of 2017. Although I didn't know anything about bikes at the time I still found that the Place was great. The atmosphere is perfect for the subject and I though that I came away knowing a bit more about bikes than I had going in.
I decided to take my second visit to the museum, now having attained a bit more knowledge about the subject in hand, and I was not disappointed.
I'm not going to say much about the displays, apart from saying that they are well worth what you pay to see them.
It is clear from the quality of the display of the motorcycles and the displays around the motorcycles that the people who work there, and also the owner really care about the subject and the motorcycles in their care.
The museum is going through an upgrade and I most definitely look forward to going back in for a visit when it is ready.

A relaxed place, easy to find today - signposts to a good European standard. There is ample parking and a terrace of suitable size. The staff, for example, takes the questions and wishes of a celiac patient about food and does its best to prevent the symptoms from happening. Thanks for that!

The museum changes its exhibition from time to time, and those who know something about motorcycles will surely have joy and a root for a long time ...
The atmosphere is relaxed and uncomplicated, with some basic whiskeys, beer, soft drinks, background music like your own record shelf, live music and a variety of gatherings throughout the summer.

Some times during the summer we have popped up over the years and the activities have diversified - just as Ace Corner in such a place would expect ...
Come again, so "see you soon" - (or similar idea ...)