The amphitheater of Larino, located in the area of Piana S. Leonardo, the ancient Larinum, is certainly the testimony of the importance of the city in the historical period considered: built most likely between 70 and 150 AD, it was built thanks to the generosity of a rich and wealthy senator of the town, as attested by the stone inscription on one of the doors. Cicerone reports (Pro Cluentio, IX, 27) that in Larino, long before having a permanent amphitheater, public games and shows (ludi) were habitually practiced in the city. It is likely that, as was also the case in Rome, they used mobile wooden structures or were used, as was the case in Sepino, the spaces of the Forum.

Inside the lovely Palazzo Caputi, in Ruvo di Puglia, visitors will find the Book Museum and House of Culture, which hosts a very large collection of volumes, making it one of the cornerstones of local culture.