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The Palace of Boniface VIII is a medieval palace in the upper town of Anagni, once owned by the family of Pope Gregory IX and later bought by Pietro II Caetani, nephew of Boniface VIII. Since 1950 it has housed a museum on Boniface VIII and the attack on him at Anagni in 1303; part of the building is the motherhouse of the Cistercian Sisters of Charity.
The Museum of the Cathedral of Anagni (MuCA) occupies rooms of the Romanesque cathedral of Santa Maria, built between 1072 and 1104. The route passes the chapter library, the sacristies, the old treasury, the Caetani Chapel and the Oratory of Thomas Becket, and ends in the Crypt of San Magno, whose vaults are covered with frescoes of the 12th and 13th centuries.
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