A dive into history, nature and culture
Known for its numerous rock engravings, officially a UNESCO World Heritage site, Valle Camonica is an area where scenic beauty, art, and spirituality have intertwined with human history for millennia.
From world-famous archeological sites to small, still little-known gems, discover the must-see attractions and the many opportunities for a winter vacation in the snow or a summer stay full of hiking and relaxation. The “Valley of Signs” is waiting for you!
What to visit: Valle Camonica
Outdoors
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Trekking in Valle Camonica: Sentiero dei Fiori
To walk the Sentiero dei Fiori, one of the best-known trails in the Camonica Valley, it is necessary to be ...
Ski areas in the province of Brescia
Pistes, ski and snowboard schools, top-class hospitality, food&wine traditions, and activities for adults and children: come to Brescia’...
Enjoy a stay in Ponte di Legno: sports, relaxation and fun
One of the most renowned resorts in the Camonica Valley, Ponte di Legno has managed to enrich its tourist offerings ...
Slow tourism & hiking through rejuvenating nature
Take a restorative break surrounded by enchanting landscapes! Small and big lakes, marvelous ancient villages, gentle hills dotted with vineyards ...
Cammino di Carlo Magno (Charlemagne Way)
The Charlemagne Way is an hke of about 100 km from Bergamo to Carisolo. This old route owes its name to ...
Art and Culture
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Bienno, one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy
Bienno, one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy, is an incredibly charming historical location and the pride of mid-Valle ...
The Valle Camonica UNESCO World Heritage site
Rock art in Valle Camonica, Italy’s first UNESCO Site The thousands of rock engravings in Valle Camonica represent an ...
UNESCO Naquane Park
Established in 1955 and the very first archaeological park in Italy, Naquane Park protects and promotes one of the most important ...
The Via Crucis by Beniamino Simoni
Camonica Valley is an area rich in art, spirituality, and UNESCO world heritage sites. But there is more: the valley ...
Roman Camonica Valley
What was called “Civitas Camunnorum” under the Romans still has several sites with important testimonies to its illustrious past. The ...
Bicycle touring
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Bycicle tourism in the province of Brescia
Bike, helmet, and an adventurous mind: hop on your seat and enjoy the province from a different perspective. Lake Garda ...
Food & Wine
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Brescia’s Restaurants and Pastry shops on food guides
Brescia and its province are widely recognized as a land of great culinary tradition and artistry. This year as well, ...
Camonica Valley Wine Consortium
Protecting winegrowing in the Camonica Valley and promoting local IGT wines is the dual objective of the Consorzio Vini di ...
Fatulì
Fatulì is a semi-cooked cheese with an intense aroma and smoky notes. It is still made today by some dairy ...
Gnoc de la Cua
A De.Co. dish protected by the Municipality of Ponte di Legno (De.Co. means with municipal designation) and typical ...
The Brescian Spiedo: trivia, food pairings and where to enjoy it
Tradition, local culture, conviviality: the Brescian “Spiedo” (literally “spit” in Italian) is one of the dishes that best represents our ...
Shopping & Lifestyle
Show all (local areas) Enjoy a stay in Ponte di Legno: sports, relaxation and fun
One of the most renowned resorts in the Camonica Valley, Ponte di Legno has managed to enrich its tourist offerings ...
Brescia’s Restaurants and Pastry shops on food guides
Brescia and its province are widely recognized as a land of great culinary tradition and artistry. This year as well, ...
Spa and Wellness
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Get pampered in Brescia’s spas
Your stay in Brescia also means… wellness! Sirmione, Calvagese della Riviera, Boario, and Vallio await you for a regenerating break. ...
Boario Thermal Springs
Just a few minutes from Lake Iseo, in a strategic location for touring the Mid and Upper Camonica Valley, we ...
