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About The Bicycle Museum of America
I want to ride my bicycle...I want to ride my bike!
If you are a bike fanatic then the Bicycle Museum of America holds over 300 bikes on display, more than 1000 in rotation, making it one of the largest private collections of bicycles in the world!
There is an in-museum theater to expand your knowledge of the history of the bike, and the museum is beautifully laid out with fascinating pockets of information scattered around the intricate layout of the bikes themselves.
There is also a newly added gem and rock collection, which also includes a large meteorite (crazy!) and fascinating historical artefacts such as presidential medals and inauguration security badges. There is even an authentic Civil War flag.
An interesting escape into the world and history of the bike as we know it today.
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Suggest editAdults $3 for Adults
Children $1 for Students
Free Under 6 and under are Free!
Last Update 2022
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Outdoor picnic area available and places to walk your dog.
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at The Bicycle Museum of America?
Next door to the museum is a La Piazza, as well as a local coffee shop just 4 doors down. If you want to bring your own food there is an outdoor picnic area available.
Any top tips when visiting?
If you want to arrange group tours just call ahead to book. Otherwise just pop in!
Does The Bicycle Museum of America have a gift shop?
There is a shop at Crown Store where you can pick up some postcards, hats and shirts, as well as more unique gifts such as a Penny Press Machine!
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There are elements to the museum which can suit learning for pre-K students right through to high school. The younger children will enjoy the basic concepts of movements and history, and the older students will enjoy the mathematical elements to the functionality of the bike, and a more in-depth history.
Is The Bicycle Museum of America fully accessible?
There are some levels without elevators, however the museum play a DVD tour of the exhibits on other levels so if you are unable to make the rest of the museum, you won't feel like you're missing out.
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