MUSAS is located in the heart of Santarcangelo di Romagna, a charming medieval village. The town is dominated by the imposing Rocca Malatestiana, a fortress offering panoramic views. A key monument is the 18th-century Arch of Pope Clement XIV, designed by Cosimo Morelli, which serves as the town's gateway. The historic center is characterized by aristocratic palaces like Palazzo Cenci and Palazzo Nadiani, and the tall bell tower, the Campanone. The town is also famous for its mysterious tuff caves, a subterranean network with an unknown origin. Santarcangelo hosts major events such as the internationally acclaimed Santarcangelo Festival of the Arts and the traditional Fiera di San Martino. Nearby attractions include the unique Button Museum and the historic Stamperia Marchi, a 17th-century print shop still in operation.