Classic Superbikes Motorrad Museum

Dream motorcycles under golden domes in the unique Glockenpalast Gifhorn.

With 3,400 square meters of space, it is one of the world's largest motorcycle museums. The gallery-like exhibition of the exhibits takes place throughout the building on all three floors. This means that road and racing motorcycles from the 70s, 80s, 90s and 00s can be viewed in a unique atmosphere.

One highlight among many other motorcycles is certainly the Suzuki GS 550 by Peter Maffay from 1978, to which a separate studio in the palace is dedicated. 

In addition, exhibits from the fields of motorcycle technology and clothing are on display, such as the first Fackelmann rider suit.

In addition, the attractive grounds can be used for exhibitions and meetings of classic and brand clubs.

The museum is also a point of contact for people who need help and advice on the subject of classic motorcycles. 

The building
In 1996, the former President of the Soviet Union Mikhail Gorbachev laid the foundation stone for the Bell Palace together with his wife Raissa. Under the roof of the building in the style of an Eastern European monastery, the European Institute of Arts and Crafts was united with exhibition rooms, a bell foundry and exhibition and meeting rooms dedicated to the work of Nobel Peace Prize winners Albert Schweitzer and Mikhail Gorbachev.