Known for the production of artistic majolica, the village contains a treasure of art, culture and history. Here everything talks about potters and art
 of ceramics, starting from the historic center and the door of San Michele Arcangelo, on whose sides you can see the remains of the city walls. The custodian of the historic majolica heritage is the Regional Ceramics Museum, located inside the former convent of San Francesco, the oldest Italian museum for ceramics.