The Civic Museum and the Art Gallery of Todi is located in the historic center of the city in Piazza del Popolo. The Museum is located inside the Palazzo del Capitano and the Palazzo del Popolo. The institution's goal is to summarize and tell the city's history by showing the objects found in the city and in the area. The museum collection is divided into different sections: archaeological, numismatics, textiles, ceramics and finally the Pinacoteca. The archaeological collection is certainly the richest and most important for the variety and quality of the finds. Here the ceramics are exhibited that testify the numerous commercial exchanges with the Roman colonies Todi and Orvieto. Mostly there are Greek-style pottery with black and red figures, female ornaments and architectural terracotta. The votive finds constitute an important nucleus of the collection: you can admire a copy of the famous Mars of Todi, now kept in the Vatican Museums. The numismatic section is noteworthy with its 1475 finds. Of great interest is the marble slab of 900 - 1000 with the effigy of Christ the Redeemer and San Cassiano and San Fortunato. The Pinacoteca exhibits works from the Middle Ages and the Modern Age, with particular attention to Giovanni di Pietro known as Spain and Ferraù Fenzoni known as Faenzone. "