The new museum is made up of two sections separated by a directional corridor. One section is entirely dedicated to the Codex Purpures, while the other is dedicated to the history of the diocese through the centuries
 

Path I

The Codex Purpureus (ROOMS 09 - 10 - 11)

The section dedicated to the Codex Purpureus is made up of three rooms [rooms 09 -10 - 11], two of them are propedeutic to the understanding of the Codex   [11]. In the “Codex” room the precious manuscript is shown in a new innovative showcase, next to it one will find a multimedia browser with continuous projection of the illuminations in high definition.
Nearby rooms [ 09 - 10], that can be visited before or after seeing the Codex, will contain video projections, touch screens and didactic panels with deeper information about the Codex for those who are eager to broaden their knowledge about the manuscript.
 

Path II

The diocesan museum and the city of Rossano through the centuries

The second section offers a chronological and themed sequence of the pieces, and also traces an historical profile of the city of and of the diocese through the most important masterpieces of the museum

ROOM 02:  Antiquity and the Middle ages. Byzantine Rossano	ROOM 03: Renaissance Rossanoe	ROOM 04: Mannerism and Baroque Rossano
ROOM 5: The cult of the Achiropita	ROOM  06-07: Rossano in the XVIII and XIX century – Silverware collection