Museo Radio d'Epoca
Collection of more than 140 radios from the 1930s and other vintage devices in Bellaria-Igea Marina, free admission.
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About the museum
The Bellaria-Igea Marina museum displays more than 140 radio sets from the 1930s, arranged to show the evolution of radio technology. It is part of the Rete Museale dei Due Fiumi Marecchia e Uso (REMUS), the network that brings together the museums of the Marecchia and Uso river areas.
Among the exhibits are a Marelli radio of 1929, a Crosley set of 1930, a rural radio of 1933, the model “La voce del padrone” (His Master’s Voice) and gramophones from the 1940s, alongside other examples from the 1930s.
Highlights
- More than 140 radios from the 1930s
- Marelli radio of 1929
- Crosley set of 1930
- Rural radio of 1933
- Gramophones from the 1940s
Permanent exhibition
- Collezione di radio d'epoca – More than 140 radios and sound devices from the 1930s and 1940s.
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
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