Arctic Circle Classic Motorcycle Museum

Explore the Arctic Circle Classic Motorcycle Museum in Mo i Rana, Norway – one of the largest collections of classic motorcycles in Northern Norway. The museum showcases extremely rare models, ranging from a 1910 Fabrique Nationale de Herstal (FN) to motorcycles from the 1980s, with a special focus on motorcycles from World War II.

Visitors can see motorcycles and items used in films and TV series, as well as post-war modified vehicles – such as a motorcycle turned into a tractor. The museum also features a dedicated World War II exhibition, with artifacts and stories from the era.

Guided tours are available, offering personal stories that provide insight into both local and national war history, as well as motorcycle history. The museum shop offers a selection of souvenirs and collector’s items. Our most popular product is the museum’s exclusive Arctic Circle Motorcycle Museum T-Shirt, available only on-site.

• A large collection of classic motorcycles, including rare and historically significant models that are one-of-a-kind
• World War II exhibition featuring authentic artifacts
• A chance to take a selfie on the museum’s own vintage selfie-motorcycle
• Play music on a period jukebox

The museum is located in Mo i Rana, Norway, just south of the Arctic Circle, along the E6 highway, 27 km north of the town center. It is suitable for visitors of all ages and offers a unique insight into the region’s history and motorcycle heritage. Check the museum’s official website or contact them directly for up-to-date opening hours and information.

• Admission ticket to the Arctic Circle Classic Motorcycle Museum
• Access to the World War II exhibition
• Entry to the museum shop