Museo Diocesano di Arte Sacra in Santa Severina

The museum is home to a diverse collection of sacred art and regularly hosts exhibitions. Visitors can explore the museum through a six-section route, the first of which focuses on the historical and architectural evolution of places of worship. This provides a unique perspective on the development of religious architecture over time.

Artifacts and Collections in the Museum

The second section of the museum showcases gold and silver objects from the 1500s, offering a glimpse into the artistic practices of the period. Subsequent sections feature collections of liturgical vestments, paintings, and sculptures, providing a comprehensive overview of religious art and artifacts.

Dedication to Saint Anastasia and Historical Resources

The museum dedicates a special space to Saint Anastasia, the patron saint of the city. Additionally, it houses the Interdiocesan Historical Archive and the Diocesan Historical Library. The archive preserves documents from various eras, including a papal bull from 1184. The library holds numerous volumes, including incunabula and sixteenth-century books, offering a rich resource for those interested in religious history.