In Castiglion Fiorentino the museum does not coincide with a single room. The collections intertwine with the Cassero, the Palazzo Pretorio and the buildings of the historic centre, creating a route that crosses the different souls of the town.
From the Etruscans to the Middle Ages
The archaeological finds tell of the hill's importance since the Etruscan age and show how Castiglion Fiorentino was, for centuries, a point of passage and contention. Objects, fragments and reconstructions give substance to a history that, beyond the display cases, continues in the walls and streets of the village.
Sacred art and civic identity
The museum route also preserves paintings, goldsmith works and artworks from local churches. The visit allows you to connect what is seen in the collections with the surrounding monuments, without separating the museum from the town. It is the best way to understand Castiglion Fiorentino: not through isolated episodes, but as a continuous story.