Once the illustrious residence of one of the most important families of the Pesaro aristocracy, precisely the Mosca family, since 1936 the Palace is the location of the Civic Museums. Placed in the homonymous little square, it hosted such important personalities as Napoleon Bonaparte and poet Vincenzo Monti. Nowadays Palazzo Mosca shows to visitors a simple façade, characterized at its centre by an elegant ashlar portal, dominated by the coat of arms of the Mosca family. After passing the entrance, three wide courts appear; inside, several halls may be chosen as suggestive locations to celebrate civil weddings.