In 1944, the Memorial Park was one of the minefields of the front line of the Gothic. Today, it is a place dedicated to historical knowledge as a tool for active reflection on peace, thanks to the dedication of its founder, Giovanni Tiberi. It was opened over 30 years ago and its permanent exhibition houses numerous original objects from the period. The museum also contains themed exhibitions on war-related aspects, a historical archive, a library and a video library.

An important part of the museum is the Memorial Park, an open-air path immersed in greenery. The Memorial Park displays original military vehicles such as tracked vehicles, motorbikes and a Jeep Willys. It also houses the remains of aircraft that shelled the Pesaro area in 1944, and original pieces of Germanic bunkers constructed to defend the Gothic Line from the Allied advance. These facilities are now set up so that visitors can easily see the interior of these military installations.