The Linea Christa Museum was founded in 2006, thanks to some collectors from Sogliano who joined the association. The exhibition displays war materials used by the armies that fought on the hills of Sogliano and in the surrounding territories: weapons, uniforms, equipment, video documents and photos that date back to the passage of the Second World War front in Romagna in the autumn of 1944.

In the adjacent cave, an air-raid shelter has been set up, with straw and candlelight, inside which the audio sequence of an aerial bombardment is played.

Most of the finds concern the Christa Line, a series of strongholds and strategic points located along the Rubicon River, near which in October 1944 German soldiers temporarily stopped the advance of Allied troops.

A small display case preserves memorabilia from the Garibaldian era, now unique in their kind.

The collection is constantly growing, and the collaboration with other bodies and public institutions for the organization of historical re-enactment events is profitable.