Località Naquane - Capo di Ponte
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Created in 1955 and first Italian archaeological park, it protects and promotes one of the most important prehistoric and protohistoric rock engraving sites in Camonica Valley (104 large rocks). In 1979, it was the first Italian site added to the Unesco list that protects all Camonica Valley rock art and includes other parks in the valley.
Paid entrance
Partially accessible
Hours:
October-March: Tuesday-Sunday 8:30am-4:30pm
April-September Tuesday-Sunday 8:30am-7:00pm
Closed on Mondays if not a holiday
Paid entrance. Full price € 6.00, 18-25 years old € 2.00, free under 18 and first Sunday of the month. Combined ticket with MUPRE.
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