The museum offers a fascinating journey through the ancient roots and the most authentic traditions of the area.
Upon entering, visitors find themselves immersed in an exhibition that alternates between showcases of prehistoric finds — flint flakes, Castelluccio-style pottery, and fragments of Hellenistic oil lamps — and environmental reconstructions of 19th-century rural life: food, work tools, wooden plows, looms, and utensils for grain storage tell of a daily life shaped by the rhythms of the land and the seasons.
The museum features a permanent exhibition spread across six themed areas on six levels. It is dedicated to the history of Delia through a chronological path that spans from the geological period (formation of Sicily) to the present day. All historical eras are well represented, as the territory has been continuously inhabited over the centuries.