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Connecting to the world – and this from your own armchair: the radio still has this fascination more than 100 years after its invention. Since Friday in Brixen, the association Radio Museum Südtirol has been showing historical radios from the 1930s to the 1960s. The exhibition invites those interested in technology and nostalgics to a journey through the history of broadcasting.
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Connecting to the world – and this from your own armchair: the radio still has this fascination more than 100 years after its invention. Since Friday in Brixen, the association Radio Museum Südtirol has been showing historical radios from the 1930s to the 1960s. The exhibition invites those interested in technology and nostalgics to a journey through the history of broadcasting.