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Alumotive 2005

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viale Virgilio 70/90, , Modena - 41100 (MO)

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Email:segreteria@adexpo.it
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Opening time

Thursday	09:00 18:00

Friday	09:00 18:00

Saturday	09:00 - 14:00

Opening (closing) period

Opening	20 October - 22 October

Service

For disabled people

accessible

Notes

International exhibition of the elements in aluminium and of the material for the firm of the transports, by Modena Fairs. Free entrance through registration on the site.

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