The Museo Regionale della Ceramica is located in Caltagirone, Sicily, within the city’s Public Garden. Established in 1965, it is the second-oldest ceramic museum in Italy. The museum’s unique charm lies in its extensive collection of ceramic artefacts, ranging from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, including significant archaeological finds from the Eneolithic and early Bronze Age to the Greek and Roman periods. Visitors can explore a rich array of vases and ceramic works, gaining insights into the historical and cultural evolution of ceramic art in the region.