The historic center of Sogliano al Rubicone is full of unique museums, some of which are recognized worldwide for their beauty and uniqueness. In Piazza Garibaldi at Palazzo Nardini, we point out the brand new ‘

MUSO. ‘: thanks to an articulated system of multimedia devices, it is possible to discover while having fun the millenary relationship between Sogliano and its subsoil.
At the end of Piazza Garibaldi we come to the 19th-century Palazzo della Cultura (Ripa Marcosanti): here there is the first entrance that allows access to the Museo del Disco d’Epoca, the Museo di Arte Povera, the “Venanzio Reali” Municipal Library and the Veggiani collection, while the second entrance to the Palazzo della Cultura is on Via XX Settembre where we access the Linea Christa Museum and the Museo Leonardo da Vinci e la Romagna. Let’s start our journey from the Museum of Disco and the Museum of Arte Povera.
Inside the Museum of Disco you can see more than 50,000 vinyls, antique wax cylinders, gramophones, 3,000 opera librettos, guitars autographed by artists who have made music history, and much more.
The Museum of Arte Povera, on the other hand, is waiting to tell you about all the beauty of art through unique collections and collections. If you are a history buff The Museum of the Christa Line, established in 2006, will welcome you to show you military artifacts dating back to the passage of the World War II front in Romagna. To relive the sounds of the bombing, an air raid shelter has also been reproduced and set up inside. The Leonardo Da Vinci Museum is a museum that aims to stimulate visitors’ curiosity and induce them to look by reactivating their relationship with the past. Here you can see documents, drawings and research made by Leonardo Da Vinci during his trip to Romagna in the early 1500s. Geology and history of our territory are encompassed in the, which will offer you a series of writings and documents pertaining to Romagna and Montefeltro as well as the opportunity to admire various minerals. To relive the history and tradition of Sogliano’s fossa cheese, we move instead to the Museum of Cheese at the Fosse Pellegrini, where you can see some ancient pits, old cheese-making equipment, and where you can learn the techniques for dimpling. At No. 26 Piazza della Repubblica is the“Mining Museum” where you can see minerals, manuscripts, used objects from the mine excavations and much more. Walking through the historic center you can admire small jewels of art and culture and relive the history of Sogliano al Rubicone! All of the mentioned museums can be visited (reservation info on individual museum pages).