The museum activity in Budva dates back to 1962, when the archeological collection began to be constituted, based on the material discovered during the excavations of ancient necropolises (Hellenistic and Roman) near the Old Town, conducted in 1957-1958. The Museum of the City of Budva was opened in 2003., in the heart of the old city center and in 2005., was awarded the "Green Apple" award for the preservation and development of authentic architectural and other cultural and historical values in London.

The Acquaviva d'Aragona Castle, the medieval symbol of the town of Conversano, dominates the area from the highest point of the historic centre.

The castle, built by the Longobards on a tufaceous rise of modest dimensions, originally had to serve to the military surveillance of the territory. With a quadrangular plan, it was rather small but of considerable strategic importance because it was located on the road linking Apulia and the Duchy of Benevento, near the Celano-Foggia sheep-track. Subsequent enlargements were made by Decio Crispano, who in the 16th century obtained the castle and the feud as an inheritance. It assumed then a strange shape, defined by some historians as "bean-shaped". In this way the structure also lost the typically feudal characteristic of fortress to assume that of residential castle.