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The Aviation Theme Park is an open air museum that includes a large collection of aircraft and related artefacts displayed around a large park. It was inaugurated on 2nd April 1995 and has more than fifty aircraft on display over a 100,000 square metre area. It is built on a sloping hillside surrounded by greenery. The park has many facilities including a refreshment area with bar and restaurant, a play area, a car park and a helicopter landing area. The museum’s collection has a large representation of Soviet and Eastern Bloc aircraft, plus some significant historical aircraft such as a Phantom, a Lockhead F-104, and an airplane once owned by Clark Gable. Among its many aircraft related exhibits it has a small collection of military vehicles.
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Location ID: | 5305 | Latitude, Longitude: | 43.99431575, 12.51167357 | Location Accuracy: | 7 |
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1136
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1135
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“114” and German crosses painted on superstructure sides. Painted overall in a three colour camouflage scheme.
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This Semovente was manufactured at the beginning of 1944 under German control, then issued to a German unit, probably Panzerjager-Abteilung 236 (also known as Sturmgeschutz-Abteilung 1236) of 162nd Infanterie-Division. In September 1944 the division transferred its remaining Semovente to 1st Fallschirmjager-Division. This unit fought in the outskirts of Rimini where the vehicle was sabotaged and abandoned. The wreck was buried in a crater and remained concealed until it was discovered in January 2000. The restoration was handled by the museum and lasted until 2004. (Source: D. Guglielmi). It was funded by the museum but the vehicle remains the property of the Municipality of Rimini.
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