Capo di Ponte: linking Naquane, Cemmo and MUPRE
Three nearby stops offer context for Valcamonica’s rock carvings, without trying to cover a heritage site scattered throughout the entire valley.
Read guide →MUPRE, in Capo di Ponte’s historic centre, provides context for Val Camonica’s rock art. Its seven sections relate the engraved images to tools, household objects, burial spaces, sanctuaries and metalworking.
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