Opening times and ticket prices
OPENING HOURS DURING SUMMER (from 26 March 2024)
Tuesday to Saturday: 8:30 to 19:00 (last entry 18:30)
Sundays and holidays: 8:30 to 14:00 (last admission 13:30)
Closed: Monday.
TICKET PRICES
Full: € 6,00
- Italian and EU citizens and citizens of the S.E.E. (U.E. + Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland) over 26 years
- Citizens of all countries not belonging to these organizations over 18 years.
Reduced: € 2,00
- Italian and EU citizens and citizens of the S.E.E. (U.E. + Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland) between 18 and 25 years. A valid identity card must be produced (DM n. 13, 09.01.2019).
Free for:
- under 18 years. A valid identity card must be produced;
- groups of students from both public and private schools of the European Union, accompanied by their teachers;
- tourist guides from the European Union by showing a valid license issued by a competent authority;
- employees of the Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism, holding a nominal card;
- ICOM members holding a nominal card;
- European citizens with disabilities (presenting certification of the disability, issued in compliance with the guidelines in article 4 of Law 104/92) and a family member or other helper who can demonstrate membership in the social care services;
- university teachers and students from the architecture, cultural heritage preservation and education faculties, and those teaching or studying Italian literature/archaeology or art history in literature or philosophy faculties;
- teachers and students from fine arts' academies;
- journalists holding a card.
Free tickets on every first Sunday of each month (Ministerial Decree n. 94/2014 published in the Official Journal no. 149 of (30/06/2014).
Tickets bought at the ticket office of the Park allow entrance to MUPRE-National Museum of Prehistory of Valle Camonica for the next 30 days.
No reservation is necessary for the visit.
Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
Disabled persons
The National Parks are equipped for the access of those with reduced mobility, but limits exist according to the nature of the terrain. Visitors are invited to contact the Parks Office (ph. 0364.42140) for information and to agree on the most suitable solution.
For those with visual impairment, at the Naquane National Rock Engravings Park a Braille translation of information panels regarding the most important engravings on a number of rocks is available for consultation during the visit.
