Located in the fascinating Renaissance setting of Palazzo Bourbon Del Monte, Aboca Museum is home to two permanent museum paths: Herbs and Health through the Centuries and Aboca Experience. The building is one of the most elegant seventeenth-century residences in Sansepolcro. With a simple and elegant style, the palace is the result of several mergers made on medieval foundations, which are evident in its Torre del Catolino, dating back to the twelfth and thirteenth centuries and part of the ancient city walls. Adjacent to the Church of San Rocco, it overlooks the tree-lined square now named after Piero della Francesca, always a social, religious, and artistic reference point for the city. Herbs and Health through the Centuries is a unique cultural path, aiming to pass down the history of the millennial relationship between humans and plants and highlight their enormous therapeutic power even today.

The exhibition path begins right from the entrance to the museum with a showcase summarizing its main historical-artistic artifacts, while on the walls of the staircases leading to the exhibition, precious collections of botanical tables from the herbaria preserved in the Bibliotheca Antiqua are displayed. The actual museum exhibition is then unfolded in nine rooms located on the noble floor of the palace. Precious herbaria, ancient books of pharmaceutical botany, mortars, valuable artistic ceramics and glassware, narrate the evolution over the centuries of knowledge about plants for the benefit of health, and reconstruct the ancient processing environments. All rooms are skillfully furnished with all the tools necessary from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century to extract substances from plants to prepare medications. The visitor is thus taken on a fascinating journey into the past, where history, anecdotes, and natural scents intertwine to tell the story of herbs through the centuries.

Aboca Museum's headquarters were completed in 2020 with the opening to the public of Aboca Experience, the interactive path that tells the Aboca world through multimedia installations that interact with the visitor, allowing them to experience a 360-degree company visit: it's like entering the company's organic crops, passing through its laboratories and production facilities, to delve into the vast world of cultural events and editions. A place waiting to be explored where one can discover the value of biodiversity and the resources that the environment provides for our health.