Step into the enchanting Palazzo Traversa, a late Gothic style building from the 15th century, home to the "Civic Museum of Archaeology, History, and Art".
In the archaeological section, dedicated to the Roman center of Pollentia, notable artifacts include a crescent-shaped Etruscan razor, glass cups, ceramic containers, and metal furnishings. Significant medieval finds, like sandstone lions from the Church of Sant'Andrea, precede sections featuring works from the 17th to the 20th century, along with important epigraphic and numismatic collections, blending into a fascinating narrative.
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