Although this museum is not comparable to the one in Faenza, it has some very original artwork done in occasion of the unity of the Italian State in the XIX century. The romanic church where is the display, is another example of splendid architecture. The Ceramic Museum is not very close to the main Piazzas, but 10 minutes of extra walk will help to digest better the Italian lunch.

You have to like ceramics to really appreciate this collection; it is small albeit eclectic. My favourite section was the modern work depicting Italy for the celebration of 150 years of unification - there were some fun pieces in that section.