The Museum's permanent exhibition includes some 20 exhibition spaces located inside Maggetti House.
Accompanied by a common thread, visitors embark on a "memory trail" that leads them along a labyrinth of rooms, galleries, staircases, landings,... in which some particularly significant testimonies to the past of the Centovalli and Pedemonte are presented.
The layout, in harmony with the complex structure of the building, presents the local cultural heritage through the exhibition of objects and works that constitute a homogeneous whole with which to rediscover the life and customs of the past.Complementing the ethnographic exhibition, some spaces are dedicated to the figure and work of people who have marked, for different reasons, the local history. These include, for example, Angelo Monotti of Cavigliano (one of the forerunners of Ticino photography) or Ettore Jelmorini of Intragna (a stonemason-sculptor of fine and authentic talent).


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