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Val Camonica
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This northern valley is famous for its prehistoric petroglyphs (300,000 of them!), which earned it a UNESCO listing. It’s home to several ski resorts, as well as small medieval villages (Bienno, Lovere), medieval castles, beautiful churches, and Roman ruins.
Introduction to Val Camonica
This valley in northern Italy is famous for its prehistoric petroglyphs (300,000 of them!), which earned it a UNESCO listing. It’s home to several ski resorts, as well as small medieval villages (Bienno, Lovere...), medieval castles, beautiful churches, and Roman ruins.
Key Facts
- Type of place: valley.
- Tourist interest: (worth seeing).
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- Length: 100 km.
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The Valley’s Environment
Wildlife and Flora
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What to See
Camonica Valley Petroglyphs
This valley in northern Lombardy is home to 300,000 (!) prehistoric petroglyphs. The entire site is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
This valley in northern Lombardy is home to 300,000 (!) prehistoric petroglyphs. The entire site is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Camonica Valley Petroglyphs
★ This valley in northern Lombardy is home to 300,000 (!) prehistoric petroglyphs. The entire site is a UNESCO World Heritage site.