2-19-13
It was a cold, snowy day in February, a great time to visit the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee. We are not bikers, but we know people who are. What a fun place! We learned the history of the Harley through the many exhibits. They even played an important role in WWII. I never knew! There was even a chance to see the room where they restore bikes and store ones not currently on display.
The last area of the museum featured a large screen and cycles you could sit on and pretend to ride for a great photo-op.
The museum also has two restaurants on site. The Motor Bar and Restaurant, and a less expensive cafe also. We had lunch at the cafe, great food! Don’t forget the gift shop, lots of great items there too. It was a wonderful day. Even if you are not a Harley fan going in, you may be one going out!
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