In the countryside of Sepino there is the small convent of "S. Maria degli Angeli", built like a small Portiuncula in 1871 thanks to the collaboration of brothers Giovanni and Carmine Maglieri, one of whom offered the land and most of the building material, the other offered the sum of 200 lire and thanks above all to the will of Father Anselmo from Sassinoro. On November 6, 1871, the foundations were laid and in the following year Father Anselmo began to live there sometimes with Brother Pasquale from Pontelandolfo. It grew bigger and bigger and in 1875 it already contained seven cells on the second floor and all the rooms necessary for a perfect dwelling on the second floor.

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.

A masterpiece of Romanesque-Gothic architecture, the Church of Santa Maria del Casale in Brindisi in 1310 housed the chancery (unit in charge of record keeping) of the trial that ended with the suppression of the Knights Templar in the Kingdom of Sicily.