Discover the wonders of the museum
The museum houses artistic and historical artefacts from the communities of Conza, Sant'Angelo dei Lombardi, Nusco, Bisaccia, Montemarano, Monteverde and Frigento.
It retains the welcoming, warm feeling typical of a “house museum” with the original layout of some rooms in the Bishop's Palace.
In fact, the furniture and furnishings of the period are still on display in the study, chapel and bedroom of the Bishop. Each diocese has its own exhibition room.
Interactive Educational Area
The spaces of the new display present furnishings, wooden artifacts, and liturgical textiles, organized by type. The Multimedia Area, created in 2025, tells the story through modern media. Visitors can explore several in-depth spaces dedicated to the dioceses once present in the area, to the liturgical heritage, and to religious feast days of popular devotion.
Plan your visit
Opening hours
Museum currently being rearranged
Ticket
Free entry
For partial visits, please contact the management on 3477751404
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Itineraries
North-West: From the Source of the Ofanto to the Towns along the Via Appia
In the area around the source of the River Ofanto, in the territory of Sant'Angelo dei Lombardi and not far …
South-West: From the Source of the Calore to the Laceno Mountains
In the mountain area known as the Upper Calore Valley, the village of Nusco (listed among 'I Borghi più belli …
North-East: Along the Ofanto to the Heights of Compsa and Cairano
Lying on the left bank of the River Ofanto, Lioni seems set at the foot of striking, proud mountains, against …
Cammino di Guglielmo
The Cammino di Guglielmo retraces the footsteps of the young pilgrim William, born in Vercelli in 1085, who lived mostly …
Digital Library
Our digital library brings together a wide range of publications dedicated to the diocese of Nusco and the historical and cultural context of Irpinia. The catalogue, accessible online or via the interactive touch station, offers a rich collection of digitized materials for scholars, enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the area.