The Alimini Lakes are one of the most valuable natural and historical areas in Salento, with an ecosystem that houses a remarkable biodiversity.

The amphitheater of ancient Venafrum, called Verlascio or Verlasce following the vulgarization of the late antique term Perielasium (circular space), was built during the first century A.D. immediately outside the city. Preserved thanks to the overlapping of rural houses to the Roman ruins occurred during the seventeenth century, it remains perceptible the ancient volume, interrupted in three points from the access roads to the central space. There are still visible original traces of the walls in mixed work (with facings in lattice and brick) and among the most interesting materials that have emerged from the excavation there is the inscription that was reproduced on each entrance of the theater andrecalled the financial contribution made by a member of the important gens Vibia to the construction of the building.

The museum is adorned with musical instruments that were used in the last century. The exhibition space is enriched by numerous tambourines of various types. In addition to the above, various types of hats, caps, dishes, tools and weapons are on display. Shtjefan, owner, is known as the first photographer in Tuzi, and one of the rooms in his house is filled with cameras. He used all the cameras to equip the photo library.