The Ravenna Museum, awarded the Francovich Prize in 2021, offers an innovative exhibition journey that tells the storey of the city and its territory. Through essential chronological points and displays of significant materials, the evolution of Ravenna and its nearby port of Classe is narrated, with insights into navigation, artistic production, dwellings, and places of worship. The new sections, "Living in Ravenna" and "Praying in Ravenna," add a dimension to everyday life and spirituality. Housed in the former Classe Sugar Factory, the Museum provides a rich educational experience with innovative technologies and integrated activities for schools. The city's connection to the sea is central, reflecting its history as a crossroads of Mediterranean trade. In addition to its educational aspect, the Museum promotes the preservation of industrial archaeology and provides access to an important green oasis and other attractions of the Classe Archaeological Park.