Musas - Archaeological History Museum

The museum groups together, presents and promotes the town’s archaeological, historical, artistic and architectural treasures.It is housed in the seventeenth-century Palazzo Cenci.
The museum features sections on archaeology, history and art. The artistic section on the other hand, follows the history of the town of Santarcangelo from the Middle Ages to the nineteenth century with paintings, stone fragments and architectural elements.
There are numerous works of art from the church of Saint Francis, including a famous polyptych by Jacobello da Bonomo of the Madonna on the throne with Child and Saints (1385) and a canvas of the Madonna with Child, Saint Francis, Saint George and a donor (1531) by the artist Luca Longhi from Ravenna.
One of the rooms is dedicated to the figure of Pope Clemente XIV who was born in the Santarcangelo and is considered one of the town’s leading citizens. 

Opening hours in winter: from 1st October to 30th April
In winter free admission on Sunday and public holidays

Opening hours in summer: from 1st May to 31st September
admission to free offer


Guided visits upon reservation

Closed on: 25th December

Partially accessible to disabled guests or with difficult independent accessibilitity
bookshop
educational laboratory
conference room

in the historical centre