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Pass for the Rock Drawings in Valcamonica
Brescia,
Italy
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Overview
Languages
Italian
Voucher type
mobile
What To Expect
The rock art in Valcamonica has been the first Italian site recognized by UNESCO in 1979. Over the years, archaeological research has brought to light an extraordinary variety of symbols, images and scenes of daily life that tell the story of over 10.000 years of human civilization on the rocks.In the Valley of Signs, as the Camonica Valley is called today, the various archaeological parks that make up the UNESCO site are set in natural and scenic landscapes of great: in addition to the kingdom of rock art, you're also in a Biosphere Reserve, also recognized by UNESCO.In Val Camonica, among parks, museums and cultural sites, you will find the ideal place to rediscover your cultural roots, learn more about human history, and immerse yourself in the sensory experience of direct contact with nature.The pass for the archaeological rock art parks of the Valle Camonica allows you to visit, until December 31, 2024, the following sites:
- MuPre-National Museum of Prehistory of Valle Camonica in Capo di Ponte
- Naquane National Park of Rock Engravings in Capo di Ponte
- Cemmo National Archaeological Park in Capo di Ponte
- Seradina-Bedolina Archaeological Park in Capo di Ponte
- Rock Art Nature Reserve of Ceto, Cimbergo and Paspardo and Museum
What to remember
Important info
- The pass allows you to enter each park and museum of the UNESCO site "Rock Drawings in Valcamonica" once with the proper voucher. You can visit the 5 sites included in your ticket until December 31, 2024
- Free passes are available for children under 18 (if a full-price ticket is purchased online at the same time), people with disabilities and one accompanying person and other categories. Appropriate documentation must be shown at the ticket office to prove the right to free admission
- For those who want to visit only one site, it is possible to buy tickets on the spot. The paper ticket of each site has its own specific price reductions. The requirements for exemption from payment will be verified at the entrance to the parks and museums
- Please note: access to some sites is limited. No booking is needed for midweek visits, whereas for visits on Saturdays and Sundays, reservations are recommended. You'll find the contact information of each park on the voucher after booking
- For more information on how to book, as well as for opening hours and other details related to the Covid emergency, please always check the information on each park or museum before planning your visit: National Museum of Prehistory, Naquane Park, Cemmo National Park - https://museilombardia.cultura.gov.it/ Seradina-Bedolina Park - www.parcoseradinabedolina.it Nature Reserve of Ceto, Cimbergo and Paspardo - www.arterupestre.it
What's included
Pass for the parks and museums of the UNESCO site "Rock Drawings in Valcamonica"
Know Before You Go
Highlights
Enjoy access to all the archaeological parks of rock art in Valcamonica. Visit the Valley of Signs, the first Italian site recognized by UNESCO. Discover over 10.000 years of human history in a unique scenic landscape
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel your tour until a day in advance
Provider
Comunità Montana di Valle Camonica
Meeting Point
The parks and the prehistoric sites included in your ticket are just a few kilometers away from each other; the most significant distance is between Darfo B.T. and Capo di Ponte - about 20 km. You can reach them by car or you can take the train, the public buses or use the bike lane. The parks are signposted, but always check carefully the route, the travel time and - if necessary - where the parking area is:
- Capo di Ponte: National Museum of Prehistory (Via S. Martino 7) - Naquane Park (Loc. Naquane) - Cemmo National Park (Via Pieve di San Siro) - Seradina-Bedolina Park (Via Pieve di San Siro)
- Nadro di Ceto: Nature Reserve of Ceto, Cimbergo and Paspardo and Museum (Via Piana 29)
- Darfo Boario Terme: Luine Park (Via Coppelle)