A beautiful aviation museum where you can spend a few hours in the "cold" past. In the pavilion are exhibited historical object such as: uniforms, medals, weapons, books and pictures. The park covers a large area sourrounded by nature and here are exhibited airplanes, cars, weapons, helicopters and various engines from the Cold War and beyond. There is a Douglas DC plane that can be visited inside! It is curious that this plane belonged tho the american actor Clark Gable, and from the flight brochure results that whit this plane they flew Marilyn Monroe, J.F. Kennedy and his brother, Frank Sinatra and Ronald Regan.

Loads of planes and some you can go inside, nice park, interesting museum with small models, uniforms, medals, etc. Worth a visit! Our son loved it!

It's much more relaxed than a traditional museum: the planes and other vehicles are on display, you can touch them, and you can even sit in some of them. But the environment is a bit neglected. The exhibition inside is very serious. If you get bored of the beach around Rimini, it's worth a trip!

Wonderful private collection from a former Italian pilot and from his son, who served in Czechoslovakia. Some unique planes and extra from Frecce Tricolori. Cheap, nice, friendly

We have been here several times, everything was fine. We arrived late afternoon in May 2022 and stopped in the parking lot. The entrance was open. We got out of the car and then a man closed the gate. Right in front of us and he didn't apologize. Then we went for a little walk with our dogs in the (open!) parking lot. The employee (who closed the gate in front of us) came by bike (probably under the influence of alcohol) and arrogantly told us to get out of here immediately because of the private parking! The car park is open, next to a bus stop and on the sign says "for the museum guests"! We asked him to speak in a human voice, meaningful, cultural. It seemed unsuitable for that. Then he shouted at us in an unarticulated, disgusting way., rattled the chain of the gate with his fist and then announced that he was calling a gendarme. The dashcam in our car recorded everything!!! Of course we waited for the gendarmes who apologized for the inconvenience. I really hope that such a museum will no longer employ mentally handicapped staff!

Very Nice walk through history

Great collection of mostly jet aircrafts from the second half of the previous century. Here you can find Mi-9 (airborne command post version of Mi-8) or German MiG-21 in tiger painting scheme. The museum is well maintained. It's not that big, but one can easily spend there a few hours. Totally recommend if you're a fan of aviation.

The airplanes and the equipment that is there is Super as well as the Ramstein Memorial, I regret that the overall condition of the park is not so well, a grass cut is highly recommended and a paint touch too. Maybe an association could help them on that. Anyway is strongly recommended to see that place.

Interesting display of some of most noticable planes from cold war era. You can sit in MiG 21 cockpit. Italian aeronautic uniforms could be seen as well. Some planes are in rather poor condition. Some items are without English description.

I have visited this aviation theme park in Rimini. I myself am a huge fan of aviation, and this park offered me an unforgetable expiriance. The staff at the park are very friendly, and the planes are incredible. I won't uncover any other details, you must see it for yourselves. I highly recommend visiting the Aviation Museum to everyone, and especially to airpalne fans. You're in for a treat!

Good place for everyone who is interested in aviation. Be ready to spend 2-3 hours inside.

Super cool museum, situated on a hill side. More than 40 planes. Even a Pakistani MIG 19. Some are in bad shape but nether the less a very interesting experience for a plane enthusiast! I loved it there despite the heat! The staff was very nice. The little exhibition about Italian airforce was very interesting.

It was interesting but the models and the park were rusty and not cared for and way too expensive for an small park like this

Second visit here - amazing collection of aircraft and uniforms plus lots of other bits and pieces - Don’t be fooled by the “rustiness” there’s a lot of history here🤓🤓🤓

Lovely open-air aviation museum. Mostly about combat planes, from beyond WWII. Entrance fee is 10€. Visit time is mostly 1–2 hours.