Sant'Agata Feltria, home to the Museum of Rural Arts, is a captivating medieval village dominated by the imposing Rocca Fregoso, a fortress designed by Francesco di Giorgio Martini which also houses the museum itself. Key monuments include the historic Angelo Mariani Theatre, one of the oldest all-wood theatres in Italy, and the Civic Tower. The village is renowned for its major events, especially the National White Truffle Fair held every October, attracting gourmands from all over. During December, the village transforms into 'Il Paese del Natale' (The Christmas Village), a famous Christmas market. Nearby attractions include the Convent of the Capuchin Friars and the enchanting landscapes of the Montefeltro region, offering numerous hiking trails and the chance to visit other medieval strongholds like the Castle of Petrella Guidi.