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Val Camonica

Val Camonica contains numerous concentrations of rock art. At Capo di Ponte, the MUPRE and the Naquane and Cemmo parks offer a manageable way to explore the engravings and their archaeological context.

Path among engraved rocks in Naquane National Park, Capo di Ponte.
Photo by Luca Giarelli Source: Wikimedia Commons Licence: CC BY-SA 3.0
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What makes it special

  • MUPRE connects the engravings with objects and activities of the valley’s past societies.
  • Naquane has engraved rocks along hillside trails.
  • Cemmo is a shorter visit; Seradina-Bedolina needs more time for walking.
One of the large engraved boulders at the Massi di Cemmo archaeological park.
Photo by Luca Giarelli Source: Wikimedia Commons Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0
Exhibition room at MUPRE, the National Prehistory Museum of Valcamonica.
Photo by Luca Giarelli Source: Wikimedia Commons Licence: CC BY-SA 3.0
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Path among engraved rocks in Naquane National Park, Capo di Ponte.

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.

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Profile updated: 27/09/2026