The Pietrarubbia Ceramics Museum is nestled within the medieval village of Pietrarubbia, a jewel of the Montefeltro region. The village itself is a monument, dominated by the remains of the ancient Petrorubia Castle and its imposing tower, offering panoramic views of the surrounding hills. The territory is rich in history, with nearby fortresses like the one in San Leo and the Ducal Palace in Urbino, a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing Renaissance grandeur. The area hosts various cultural events, especially during the summer, including historical reenactments and art exhibitions. Nearby attractions include the Sasso di Simone and Simoncello Regional Park for nature lovers and the historic Republic of San Marino, just a short drive away. The museum itself is a modern addition, conceived by artist Arnaldo Pomodoro, and it stands in dialogue with the ancient stone buildings of the village.