Habitus is the National Museum of Folk Costumes: a vibrant place where clothing, sounds, and colors tell the story of our collective memory. Blending tradition and modernity, it celebrates popular culture as a universal language of identity and participation.

Housed in the ancient Episcopio of Castello al Monte, the “G. Moretti” Museum tells the story of San Severino from its origins through the late Roman period. The Roman section, which has recently been redesigned and is accessible to all, is open to visitors, while the Picene section is currently

The Civic Museums of Pioraco bring together science, art, and tradition. Through fossils, artifacts, and the historic craft of handmade paper, they offer a journey through time that weaves together nature and artisanal craftsmanship, the very heart of the village’s identity.

The “P. Tacchi Venturi” Art Gallery, currently closed for restoration following the 2016 earthquake, houses masterpieces from the 14th and 15th centuries in the Marche region, ranging from Paolo Veneziano to the Salimbeni brothers. The reopening, scheduled for 2027, will offer a new path to renewal through art.

MusET tells the story of work and energy in San Severino Marche, combining industrial archaeology with everyday life. Amid former hydroelectric power plants and vintage equipment, the museum takes visitors on a journey through nature, innovation, and collective memory.

In the village of Sefro, the “Florindo Ferretti” Museum houses artifacts from rural life: plows, baskets, and tools that tell the story of a world of daily routines and the changing seasons. It is a small museum of the soul, dedicated to memory and the simplicity of life.