A parish museum in Canillo devoted to motorcycles from the earliest models to today: the first of its kind in Andorra, located near the Sant Joan de Caselles church.
The Motorcycle Museum of Canillo is a parish-owned museum located in Canillo, in north-eastern Andorra. Managed by the Comú de Canillo, it is the first establishment of its kind in the country, entirely devoted to the history of the motorcycle, from the very first models of the late 19th century to contemporary machines. The collection traces more than a century of technical and design evolution of the motorised two-wheeler, through pieces representative of different eras and brands. The museum sits right next to the church of Sant Joan de Caselles, one of Andorra's most notable Romanesque buildings, alongside the main road on the outskirts of the village of Canillo. This proximity allows visitors to combine, in a single outing, a discovery of Andorra's Romanesque religious heritage with its industrial and technical heritage linked to motorcycling, two complementary facets of local history.
