Capo di Ponte's newest attraction, which opened in 2014, delves into the fascinating prehistoric sites scattered around the Valle Camonica. The small museum on the ground floor has a collection of engraved stele and menhirs taken from nearby megalithic sites, and on the upper floor burial objects, household items and tools, which date back even earlier – to more than 10,000 BC.
The ticket price includes admission to Parco Nazionale delle Incisioni Rupestri, and makes a great add-on to the archaeological park.
