Torre Lapillo is considered one of the most interesting coastal watchtowers that have dotted the Puglia coastline for more than five centuries.

The Ducal Palace of Larino is the ancient castle built around 1100-1200 by the Norman counts, during the Lombard conquest of the peninsula. According to some scholars in this place stood an external fortification that served as a prison. It was situated near the Porta di Piano (via Cluenzio), that is near the main road axis of the village. Over time it has undergone many changes: from a simple structure passed to be a huge complex. It belonged to several important families of Larino among which Francia, Orsini, Carafa and De Sangro. In 1580 the Francia family bought the castle and it remained in their hands until 1663 when it was sold to the Carafa family. In 1683 the De Sangro family, the last feudal lords of Larino, took possession of the castle and transformed it into a residential palace.

Bogove falls is found in the lower quarters of the village with the same name, near the road for Skrapar. The excursion route follows the soft flow of the river, and it takes about 45 minutes to go down to the waterfall and it is natural spring. Notable for its cold and clear mountain water, Bogove Falls is a great potable water source. Concealed in the cool shade of the forest canopy at the foot of the Tomorr Mountain, the waterfall attracts people to quench their thirst during the hot summer. The Bogova Waterfall, rising 20 meters above its pool of aquamarine waters, that is 12 meters in depth, is an exquisite still-untouched spot to get in touch with nature. Being surrounded by rich hues of green, this waterfall’s appeal rests precisely in its isolation from the rest of the world.