For 120 years, funiculars have been crossing the walls of Bergamo, connecting the contemporary center…
Characterized by the division of the city into two levels, the lower town, modern and dynamic, and the famous “Upper Town”, a real historical and artistic jewel.
It is no coincidence that it has become part of the destinations recommended by all major international tour operators.
A unique reality in Lombardy, especially for the ability to combine the ingenuity of man and the beauty of nature.
Walk all 5 km of the Venetian walls, protagonists of the unmistakable skyline of Bergamo.…
Visit a single palace to meet all the masters of the Renaissance: Botticelli, Bellini, Raphael,…
Built at the end of the eighteenth century and named after the great Bergamasque composer…
The severe Romanesque exterior lines contrast with the Baroque explosion you’ll discover upon entering. Majestic…
A sort of magic number recurs several times in this Baptistery: eight. Like the sides…
The sacred heart of the city owes its name to the imposing Cathedral that overlooks…
In the past, Porta San Giacomo was the entrance to Città Alta for those arriving…
Porta San Lorenzo used to be the gateway to enter the city for those coming…
Porta Sant’Agostino was for a long time the main entrance to the Upper City, both…
The gate of the Venetian Walls that looks west is called Porta Sant’Alessandro and was…
The most suggestive and “local” way to move from the Lower Town to the Upper…
A highly visible symbol of power, the Castle of San Vigilio was for centuries the…
The center of contemporary Bergamo is the ideal place to stroll in the name of…
This is the ancient main entrance to the Lower Town, teeming with life and commerce,…