barber vintage motorsports museum

An all day thing, pretty good, nice plaque and picture at the end, totally worth it if you like cars but have never driven a performance car on a race track! Pricey....

A large collection of around 1400 bikes and cars displayed in a 5 floor buildings. You can find bikes as old as from 1885. You can spend entire day here. Kids will love this.

If you ride or not this is a must visit. Have been more than once and there is always something new.

If you love motorcycles then you won't be disappointed. The biggest motorcycle museum in the world and worth every penny. Set some time because they have every bike imaginable.

Innumerable motorcycles on multiple levels. The military collection was interesting because of war history. The rest is lost on anyone not thoroughly into motorcycle lore.

I am a motorcycle enthusiast. This was BY FAR the best collection of motorcycles I've ever seen. Easy parking. Easy access. A must see in Birmingham.

It's been a few years since I was at Barber with my family, but I still tell friends about it. A magnificent track and museum facility carved into the rolling hillside east of Birmingham, Barber is a real treat for car and especially motorcycle afficionado's. If I recall correctly, there are five levels of motorcycles and vintage competition cars at Barber, displayed in an immaculate, modern structure. The motorcycles represent a cross section of history, competition and consumer versions alike. There's frequesnt activity on the track as well, sometimes racing, sometimes a club "track day" event. We went on a Saturday afternoon, it wasn't too crowded and the staff was warm and friendly. If you have some "grease under your fingernails" or just love beautiful machinery and architecture, a stop at the Barber museum is well worth the time and money!

I visited this venue for an event. I could hardly keep focused with all the beautiful "bikes" aka motorcycles including some spectacular vintage bikes surrounding us. The grounds are immaculate and the cherished motorcycles on the inside are breathtaking. The staff was nice and helpful as well. I'd return again and again.

They also have race cars and lots of other stuff to see. It will take a couple of hours or so to see it all. Really worth the trip and a great place for family. The change around the exhibits so another trip is always good!

This is a wonderful place to take out of town guests. No other p lace like it. Birmingham is fortunate to have it.

The park sits off I-20 in Leeds which is a little out of the way for most of living in the Ham. However it is right down the street from Bass Pro shop and the outlet shops of Grand River so if you're going to be in the area it's worth the $15 dollar admission fee. $10 for children. In my opinion, it's worth the trip on its own but I'm not much of a shopper. It's also important to note that a museum ticket doesn't get you into any other event they've got going on but they've got a GREAT view of the track (from any floor) if you're not inconvenienced by air conditioning during our sweltering summers. The collection is amazing. That's all that can be said. I doubt there is a better collection in the Southeast. If you like motorcycles and and enjoy a little history and or nostalgia you will enjoy this motorcycle Mecca. Enjoy!!!

Although the Motorsports Museum is outside of Birmingham city, it’s worth the trip. You will find a complete collection of motorcycles in a multistory building and you can even watch them renovate new collections in a room on the first floor. Highly recommended and first rate!

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Fascinating collection of antique and vintage bikes plus more than few recent. Five full floors. Amazing place. Wish we had known we needed to make prior appointment to tour library. Will do on our next visit. Takes 2 to 3 hours to walk through. 15.00 per person admission. Well worth it if u r interested in motorcycles and Lotus cars.

If you are a motorcycle and/or car fan, this is a must see museum if you are ever in the area. There are special tours of the restoration areas that are well worth the additional cost. The tours can run as long as 4 hours, so plan accordingly. The staff was also very friendly and helpful.

Every kind of Cycle you could think of . Super antiques to super fast. Plus some Fomula Cars. Kinda hidden, but worth finding. Good rainy day tourist attraction if you need one in or around the Birmingham area.