Dedicated to Saints Fermo and Rustico, early 6th century martyrs, the basilica was given to the Benedictines in the 10th century and completely rebuilt in Cluniac style, with three naves and apsidal transept, in the period 1065-1143.The modern bronze

The Domus Mercatorum is a magnificent Romanesque building designed in 1301 by Alberto I della Scala and extensively altered in the 19th century.

The history of St. John in the Valley (San Giovanni in Valle) is the history of three churches: the crypt goes back to the V-VI century and was built over an ancient early Christian cemetery; the second church was built by the Lombards in the VI-VII

The exibition is part of the general didactic program of the Ma - Museo africano, finalised at fostering a positive encounter with Africa by initiatives of deeper knowledge of the continent, of education to welcome ethnic diversity and inter-cultu

The Roman gate takes its name from a sarcophagus lid bearing two lions and now found in the gardens at the end of the street opposite S.Fermo. The remains of one of the two polygonal towers can still be seen below the roadway, as can - next to a hou