This huge site takes in a lot of walking . The exhibits are housed in huge hangers . Down one side is the History of the area that all used to be marshland . And how Italians were brought to the area with the promise of land for clearing the marshland . If you like your farm machinery and local history this is for you The other side is all about the War , Anzio beach landings and Monte casino Huge authentic real life scenarios Real old war vehicles tanks , amphibious vehicles etc As you walk through there are realistic sounds of war and also cool lighting effects . Very poignant is the far to realistic concentration camp displays . Really starts you thinking There are Planes out on the outside area with one huge troop carrier with the addition of a euro turns it’s huge propellers The hangers with the war exhibits is very thought provoking and you can easily while away four or five hours . We were lucky in Feb very few visitors felt like we had the place to ourselves . Good translation for English speaking , Nice areas for lunch outside for good weather Toilets clean and well looked after . Check discounts for kids and over 50 S Lots of walking the hangers are at least 100 metres long , Lots of photo opportunities Will include some photos and hope you can see the Scale of the exhibits If you are into a bit of army memorabilia at the end in the last hanger is full of all sorts of army clothing . And everything an Army might need Well worth a look if you find yourself in the Area .

Museum does a wonderful job celebrating mostly local history in an experiential way. If you know that going in, it’s a great stop. Curators do not seek to impart any broad narratives or deep dive on historical nuggets through detailed descriptions. It's not the traditional, “Here’s a big story, and to tell that story here’s artifacts under glass with captions.” That’s the curatorial choice, and it’s executed with much love and competence. Consistent English would be greatly appreciated to make more welcoming to foreigners. All of the aircraft and most military vehicles lack English on the placards. In exhibitions for toys, tractors, and other large presentations, there is no English at all. Easy fix! Well worth the stop.