Incudine, what to do and see
Incudine is one of the smallest towns in Val Camonica, lying along the River Oglio and surrounded by meadows, pastures and red spruce and larch forests. Part of its territory falls within the Adamello Regional Park, and it provides numerous opportunities to enjoy spectacular, unspoilt nature. What to see in Incudine? The main sights include the Sanctuary of San Vito and Sant’Anna, Val Andrina, Pianaccio and Mount Pagano. If you are looking for things to do in Incudine, you can start right here and set off on walks and excursions to explore Upper Val Camonica.
Not to be missed
A little gem in Val Camonica to discover through nature and history.
What to see in Incudine
The main place to visit in Incudine is the Sanctuary of San Vito and Sant’Anna, located at 1,877 metres above sea level, in a hollow at the foot of Corno di Plazza, surrounded by larches, mountain pines and rhododendrons. Its origins date back to the 15th century, while the current building was constructed in the early 18th century. Inside, the statues of the two saints are accompanied by numerous ex‑votos. If you are looking for things to do in Incudine in nature, you can explore Val Andrina, Pianaccio and Mount Pagano, among the most beautiful and evocative alpine environments in Val Camonica. The area is easily reached via the road that climbs from Monno to the Mortirolo Pass and then to Pianaccio.
Information and contact details
Per informazioni su Incudine, il territorio e i servizi puoi rivolgerti al Comune di Incudine, in Via Sandro Pertini 40, chiamando il numero 0364 71368 o scrivendo a info@comune.incudine.bs.it. Informazioni e aggiornamenti sono disponibili anche sul sito ufficiale del Comune.