The building features a unique 'spinning' architecture, with a spiral layout designed to mimic the feel of a race circuit.
The museum houses original bikes ridden by KTM legends, including champions from the Dakar Rally and MotoGP series.
The 'Innovation Lab' section uses augmented reality to show how different components of a motorcycle interact under stress.
The collection includes the original KTM 'R100' road motorcycle, the brand's first venture into street-legal motorbikes.
The building uses an advanced LED facade system that can change lighting patterns based on the event or time of day.
It contains a dedicated library and archive area documenting the company's evolution since its founding in 1934.
The facility is carbon-neutral, utilizing geothermal energy for heating and cooling.
KTM Motohall is a permanent, purpose-built interactive museum located at the global headquarters of the KTM motorcycle brand in Mattighofen, Austria. The facility covers 2,600 square meters of exhibition space dedicated to the history, engineering, and competitive success of the brand. Visitors navigate through three main thematic areas: the Heroes of Racing, the Innovation Lab, and a chronological history of KTM motorcycles. The central structure features a 'ramp of fame' displaying over 100 motorcycles from various eras, including rare vintage models and modern racing machines. Interactive stations allow visitors to explore the technical aspects of motorcycle design, engine mechanics, and suspension geometry. The building's architecture is circular, designed to mirror the flow of a race track. The museum serves as an experiential hub showcasing KTM’s 'Ready to Race' philosophy. It is fully accessible and includes a dedicated children's learning area.
The central ramp where dozens of bikes are displayed in a tiered, vertical formation.
Book your tickets online in advance to skip the queue at the entrance.
Allow extra time for the interactive simulator, which is one of the most popular stations in the museum.
Check the event calendar on the official website before visiting, as the hall sometimes hosts special industry workshops.
Do not attempt to walk into the active factory areas next door, as these are restricted and require separate, pre-booked factory tour access.
Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Casual, comfortable attire is recommended; non-slip shoes are helpful due to the polished concrete floors.
