MUSEUM
Welcome to MotoNurk, the motorcycle museum in the historic part of Narva. We are located in the former boiler house on Gloria Bastion. We have curated a unique collection of two dozen motorcycles from the past century. The centerpiece of our exhibition is the German motorcycle DKW NZ-350, whose history dates back to the distant year of 1938. Having undergone numerous transformations in response to changing circumstances and the country's needs, this motorcycle will tell you the story of its time. In addition, MotoNurk invites you to get acquainted with German motorcycles Wanderer and Soviet motorcycles Izh, IMZ, and Ural. Inside the museum, you will also see the legendary car GAZ-21 – Volga. Visitors to the museum have the opportunity to take photos with motorcycles both inside the museum and to order a professional photoshoot outside the museum. In addition, we have an amazing opportunity to offer you a unique experience - riding a vintage motorcycle through our beautiful city. It is an unforgettable adventure that we will be delighted to organize for you.
Opening hours May-October. Please contact us first, and we will be happy to arrange a meeting (tel: +372 55959334, e-mail: info@motonurk.ee).
Prices:
Museum visit: 5 euros per person
Retro motorcycle ride: starting from 15 euros
Retro car ride: starting from 50 euros
We need your help to create a museum. We will be grateful to everyone who will help create a motorcycle museum.
Transfer details
Recipient: Mittetulundusühing MotoNurk
Beneficiary account: EE974204278625923303
Explanation: Museum support
You can also provide other assistance in the creation of a museum
Prices:
Museum visit: 5 euros per person
Retro motorcycle ride: starting from 15 euros
Retro car ride: starting from 50 euros
We need your help to create a museum. We will be grateful to everyone who will help create a motorcycle museum.
Transfer details
Recipient: Mittetulundusühing MotoNurk
Beneficiary account: EE974204278625923303
Explanation: Museum support
You can also provide other assistance in the creation of a museum