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Spring in Valcamonica

4 ideas to enjoy the most sparkling season of the year in Val Camonica.

Spring in Valcamonica means without a doubt to enjoy its nature, but it also implies to discover unique traditions, culture and events.

Do not miss this mixture of factors that comprise what is often called the richest garden of the Alps.

Also known as the Valley of Signs, it counts with the first site to in Italy to be protected by Unesco due to its cave litographs. This season is perfect for exploring the land on two wheels with its bike lane network. It is an ideal destination for spending Easter with the family or  with friends.

Let us give you a few recommendations. This way you just have to go and find out all the elements for an unforgettable nature vacation that the Zone of Valcamonica has to offer in Spring! 

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