The Infopoint office was created for tourism and the development of the area, becoming a reference point for visitors to the Middle Camonica Valley.

It offers information on Rock Art Sites, museums, churches, natural parks, excursions, cycling, events and manifestations, means of transportation, accommodation and food and wine offerings.

Offers information material in Italian and English, local events bulletin board, books in reference concerning the area and beyond.

Located in the cradle of rock engravings, Capo di Ponte is a strategic point for visiting UNESCO Site No. 94, with its three archaeological parks (Naquane Rock Engravings National Park, Massi di Cemmo National Park and Seradina-Bedolina Municipal Archaeological Park) and MuPre (National Museum of Prehistory of the Camonica Valley).It also offers fascinating evidence of the Romanesque period in the Pieve di San Siro and the Monastery of San Salvatore, and a naturalistic landscape to be discovered through the many trails and paths (Charlemagne's Way and Via Valeriana) and the Oglio Cycle Route.