Capo di Ponte

Capo di Ponte is a small town in the Camonica Valley in Lombardy, northern Italy, set among mountains where the valley opens along the Oglio river. It is known for its prehistoric rock engravings, protected in the Naquane national park and recognised as a UNESCO site, which draw visitors and scholars. Property here is mostly low-rise houses and apartments in a quiet alpine setting, appealing to buyers seeking a mountain base with everyday services in the town centre.