Since 1979, Camonica Valley has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover the 8 rock engraving parks, the museum, and how to plan your visit.

Valcamonica, situated in the mountainous area of the Lombardy region, has one of the world's greatest collections of prehistoric petroglyphs – more than 140,000 symbols and figures …

UNESCO Site Val Camonica is home to the greatest complex of rock drawings in Europe, containing approximately 300,000 petroglyphs [3] from the epipaleolithic era to the Middle Ages.

La Riserva della Biosfera “Valle Camonica – Alto Sebino”, designata dall’UNESCO il 26 luglio 2018, si estende dai 185 metri s.l.m. del Lago d’Iseo ai 3.539 metri s.l.m. del Monte Adamello.

Valcamonica was the first Italian site to be inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, in 1979. The UNESCO area covers the entire valley and includes eight parks, some more “historical” …

It is the most extensive area of prehistoric and ancient engravings in Europe and a UNESCO listed world heritage site.

Planning your holidays to Valcamonica? Discover everything you need to know about visiting this amazing valley in the middle of Alps on the official guide. Find out more at the Official Tourism …

Explore the prehistoric rock carvings of Valcamonica, Italy’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover over 140,000 symbols and figures etched in stone, telling a story that spans 8,000 …

Map of Italy's Valcamonica or Val Camonica, the valley to the north of Lago Iseo and home to world heritage rock carving or petroglyph sites.

The rock drawings in Valcamonica (Camonica Valley) are located in the Province of Brescia, Italy, and constitute the largest collections of prehistoric petroglyphs in the world. [1] The collection …