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Updated • updatedSep 28, 2025
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Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Piazza Vecchia, Colleoni Chapel, and Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore and more, get ready to experience the best places in Bergamo.
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Piazza Vecchia is a stunning square located in the center of the old town, surrounded by noble houses and the Palazzo della Ragione. The Palazzo della Ragione, dating back to the 12th century, features a striking stone staircase and a loggia with three Gothic arches. Adjacent to this architectural marvel stands the Torre del Comune, adding to the historical charm of this picturesque piazza.
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The Colleoni Chapel, located in Bergamo, is a stunning 15th-century funerary chapel known for its colored marble exterior and frescoed ceiling. This Italian Renaissance masterpiece is dedicated to Saints Bartholomew, Mark, and John the Baptist and features an overwhelming mass of decoration that dazzles the eye.
The tickets are 5 euros (used to be free), however I think it was worth to pay, since I could not take my eyes off the artwork. Very beautiful and majestic, worth a visit
Paulina Š — Google review
Asking an entrance fee AND not being allowed to take pictures is unacceptable.
Especially because of all the damage the catholic church has caused to humanity
Allowing free visits is the least they should do for reparations
For €2.30, you get to see one of Italy’s most beautiful chapels. The details, colors, and sculptures are just incredible
A true gem in Bergamo! The architecture is stunning, and the details inside are incredible. Definitely worth a visit if you're exploring the old town!
The Colleoni Chapel in Bergamo’s Upper Town, Piazza Duomo, is a Renaissance gem commissioned by Bartolomeo Colleoni as his mausoleum. Built between 1472 and 1476 by Giovanni Antonio Amadeo, it replaced part of Santa Maria Maggiore, sparking controversy. Today, it stands as a symbol of artistic and historical grandeur.
Absolutely spectacular baroque church!!! Limited hours. Check website. Weekends can get a little busy but this is the most special church we have seen in Europe so don’t miss it! Have fun!
While many are drawn to the quirky three testicles on Colleoni's family emblem outside on the fence (which is definitely worth a peek or even a touch for good luck), I highly recommend stepping inside. And see its ornate architecture, frescoes and sculptures. It's clear Colleoni wanted to leave behind a truly remarkable legacy. It's a powerful and beautiful testament to his heritage. Don't miss the chance to explore the interior – it's an unforgettable experience! And you just need to put 1 Euro (or more to enter).
Unmissable. I gazed for ages at the ceiling, the misericords, everywhere is beautiful. €2 to enter. Up there with the Sacre Couer.
Piazza Duomo, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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The Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore is a stunning Romanesque church featuring an elaborate marble porch and a lavishly gilded interior adorned with tapestries. Originally under the administration of the Chapter of San Vincenzo, it was later entrusted to the Congregazione della Misericordia Maggiore. This historic site served as a Collegiate Church until the 1970s and housed its own clergy and seminary.
I love visiting churches when exploring new cities, and this one truly took my breath away. I didn’t expect to find such stunning art and architecture here—absolutely outstanding! A must-visit if you’re in Bergamo. The craftsmanship and atmosphere left a lasting impression.
Habib F — Google review
The most beautiful basilica I’ve ever seen.
Every detail is captivating – from the tapestries and wood inlays to the gold accents, paintings, and statues. There’s a sense of harmony and peace inside that makes you want to stay longer and take in every element. You can easily spend a lot of time here just admiring the craftsmanship. The entrance is paid, but it’s absolutely worth it.
The church opens on Piazza Duomo, you can buy tickets as you enter.
The external appearance has largely maintained its Romanesque origins, but the interior is largely Baroque.
The choir with the wooden reliefs with Biblical tales are spectacular.
We visited the church on Sunday, after the service, and it was a little crowded, but not disturbing. We also had live organ music throughout the visit, I don't know if it's like that every day, or just on Sundays. The music contributed a lot to the whole atmosphere.
Located in Bergamo’s Città Alta, the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore was built in the 12th century. Its Romanesque-Lombard exterior contrasts with a richly Baroque interior. Originally serving as the baptismal church for the Cathedral of San Vincenzo, it stands beside the historic episcopal curia, preserving centuries of sacred heritage.
Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore ⛪️ in Bergamo. fascinated me with the Romanesque architecture and the splendid frescoes that adorn it. Stepping inside, I admired the beauty of the decorations and the evocative atmosphere. 🤩 It was a truly moving experience, immersed in the art and history of the city of Bergamo 🏛️. I highly recommend a visit to this gem! #Bergamo #BasilicaSantaMariaMaggiore #ItalianArt #Culture #Travel #👌💯🇮🇹,
To visit you have to pay 15€ / person
28.09.2025
When you order a church "with everything". See the pictures. It's amazing! Even too much. To discover all details in the pictures and sculptures, you will need 2 years. Overwhelming!
A very beautiful old Church… took hundred of years to build and literally costed a fortune. History is always interesting, this place too
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The Papal Basilica of Saint Mary Major (Basilica Papale di Santa Maria Maggiore) is one of the four major papal basilicas in Rome and the largest Catholic church in the world dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Also indulgence is there for the person visiting the basilica and doing the prayers with a repentant heart. (Plz read the directions to obtain indulgence)
If you’re around Rome, don’t miss this holy place ♥️🫶🏻
Piazza Duomo, 1, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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Campanone, also known as the Civic Tower, is a medieval tower located in Bergamo's Upper Town. Standing at over 52 meters high, it was built in the 12th century and offers panoramic views of the old town and its mountainous surroundings. Visitors can access the observation deck via a staircase with around 230 steps or take an elevator for convenience.
The best vantage point in Bergamo! Highly recommended if you would like to get a really nice panoramatic view of Bergamo and it's surroundings.
The tower itself has a lift built-in nowadays which takes almost to the very top. You then just need to climb a few steps to get to the bell floor for best possible sightseeing experience.
Alexander K — Google review
Such towers were very popular all over northern Italy during the medieval ages.
They expressed the wealth of families who built it, but very few remained today.
This tower is in the very center of Bergamo upper town, on the main Piazza Vecchia square.
Entry ticket of 7 Euros includes climbing the top with an elevator, as well a small archaeological museum down.
Views from up (there're two platforms) are stunning, with both upper and lower Bergamo, as well half Lombardy on a clear day
Probably the highlight of my day in Bergamo! I arrived 5 minutes before they opened the doors and I had the tower for myself for about 10 minutes. The view is truly spectacular! Tickets are only a couple of euros and you can also combine the campanone and the museum inside which was interesting but the view is what makes it so worth visiting!
Hearing the bell ring while soaking in those amazing views of Bergamo—that’s a cool moment!
Amazing view from the top of the tower and a very good interactive museum.
🎫 Currently 7 euros but includes 3 parts to the visit. Stunning tower right in the main square, 52.76m high. You can walk up or take the elevator, handy! The views are wow 🔔
Then you can visit the remains of the Podesta Palace of the family, some ruins and then a lovely little museum on the history of Bergamo 'Museo Delle Stories di Bergamo". Lots of activities going on this year in general.
Definitely worth it!
Stopped by the is town on the way from Milan to Garda. It were many things to do, to shop and good food around. Bought 12 Euro ticket/person to go in Campanone which this same ticket can be used to access another 4 museums nearby as well. The exhibition has been presented brilliantly, so we enjoyed everything here a lot. The only down side is that it all in Italian so we had to use translation application most of the time.
Buy a combined ticket online for the historical museum which includes this Bell's tower.
Incredible view from the top with elevator access if needed.
A must to discover the beauty of the old city and the nearby hills.
Piazza Vecchia, 8A, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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In the heart of Bergamo Alta, Piazza Vecchia is a bustling square surrounded by historical landmarks. One of the prominent buildings here is Palazzo della Ragione, which boasts a facade adorned with the lion of St. Mark. Adjacent to this municipal building is the imposing Palazzo Nuovo housing the Angelo Mai Civic Library.
Beautiful even while raining.
Huge square. An unique art
Marco ( — Google review
Nice area to chill in
Pallazzo della Ragione is considered one of oldest Italian municipal buildings. Back in the 12c it housed the city council and other administrative offices, while during the Venetian period served as a court.
It divides two main squares in old town - Piazza Vecchia and Piazza Duomo, between which you can roam through ancient palace arches. Plaques in those arches explain the history of all buildings around
(Translated by Google) The Palazzo della Ragione in Bergamo Alta is an authentic medieval jewel, among the oldest municipal public buildings in Italy, built between 1183 and 1198.
Developed between Piazza Vecchia and Piazza del Duomo, it served as the administrative, judicial and aggregation heart of the medieval city.
Originally facing the basilica, between 1453–63 it was reoriented towards Piazza Vecchia to enhance the new city hub.
Truly stunning
(Original)
Il Palazzo della Ragione di Bergamo Alta è un autentico gioiello medioevale, tra i più antichi palazzi pubblici comunali in Italia, costruito tra il 1183 e il 1198.
Sviluppato tra Piazza Vecchia e Piazza del Duomo, fungeva da cuore amministrativo, giudiziario e di aggregazione della città medievale .
Originariamente rivolto verso la basilica, tra il 1453–63 fu riorientato verso Piazza Vecchia per valorizzare il nuovo fulcro cittadino.
Veramente stupendo
(Translated by Google) It's very beautiful, but what I find truly interesting is the fact that it has been used several times to host contemporary art installations... the dialogue between the past and the present is often re-enacted, as in the Cattelan sculpture currently located there.
It depicts a homeless man slumped on a bench, intent on pissing himself... and it's no coincidence that it was placed there... the Palazzo della Ragione was the place where justice was administered, so this statue is a clear social commentary that unfortunately remains relevant...
(Original)
È molto bello però la cosa che trovo davvero interessante è il fatto che è stato utilizzato diverse volte per ospitare istallazioni di arte contemporanea...il dialogo tra il passato e il contemporaneo viene spesso riproposto come nella scultura di Cattelan che al momento risiede in quel luogo.
È rappresentato un barbone mentre accasciato su una panchina è intento a pisciarsi addosso ...e non ha caso è stato collocato in quel luogo...il palazzo della ragione era il posto dove veniva amministrata la giustizia quindi questa statua è una chiara critica sociale sempre attuale purtroppo...
The Palace of Reason has served as a government seat, courthouse, library, and theater. Its elegant architecture and rich legacy place it at the center of Bergamo’s cultural and civic life. Deeply cherished by locals, it remains a symbol of the city’s enduring history and communal pride.
(Translated by Google) This building was built in 1198 as a town hall, making it the second oldest town hall in Italy after the Roman one. Previously, the main façade faced the Piazza Duomo, where the entrance staircase also stood. After fires in the 13th-16th centuries, the building underwent significant reconstruction. The main façade was reoriented north, toward the Piazza Vecchia, a new staircase was added to the side, and the old one was dismantled. After annexation by the Venetian Republic, the building housed the Palace of Justice, a name it retains to this day. Since Napoleon's time, the building's civic significance has gradually faded; it has been used as a library, and for a time, it even stood empty. It is now used as an exhibition space. The frescoes, ceilings, windows, and the entire interior are 16th-century, but the exterior retains elements from the 12th.
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Это знание было построено в 1198 году как ратуша, и это вторая ратуша в Италии по времени основания после римской. Ранее главный фасад был обращен к площади Дуомо, там же была и входная лестница, после пожаров XIII- XVI веков была проведена значительная реконструкция здания, главный фасад переориентировали на север, к площади Веккья, сбоку пристроить новую лестницу, а старую разобрали. После присоединения к Венецианской республике в здании разместился Дворец правосудия, это название сохранилось до настоящего времени. Со времен Наполеона постепенно теряется гражданское значение сооружения, в нем размешают библиотеку, какое-то время оно даже пустует. Сейчас используется как выставочное пространство. Фрески, перекрытия, окна, весь интерьер- это 16 век, но снаружи есть элементы 12-го.
(Translated by Google) Built between the late 12th and late 13th centuries, it is one of the oldest municipal buildings in Italy.
Its stone façade features a loggia with pointed arches overlooking Piazza Vecchia.
During Venetian rule, the building was used as a courthouse, hence its name, as the judges "rendered justice" to the citizens.
Under the portico, there is a sundial carved into the marble pavement, dating back to the 18th century, which marks the local midday and the date.
The upper floor houses the Sala delle Capriate, where contemporary art exhibitions are organized in collaboration with the GAMeC of Bergamo.
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Costruito tra la fine del XII e la fine del XIII secolo, è uno dei palazzi comunali più antichi d'Italia.
La sua facciata in pietra presenta una loggia con archi ogivali che si affaccia su Piazza Vecchia.
Durante il dominio veneziano, il palazzo fu utilizzato come tribunale, da cui deriva il suo nome, in quanto i giudici "rendevano ragione" ai cittadini.
Sotto il porticato, si trova una meridiana incisa nel marmo della pavimentazione, risalente al Settecento, che segna il mezzogiorno locale e la data.
Il piano superiore ospita la Sala delle Capriate, dove vengono organizzate mostre d'arte contemporanea in collaborazione con la GAMeC di Bergamo
Piazza Vecchia, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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Città Alta, located within the 16th-century Venetian Walls, is a medieval gem dominated by the Rocca di Bergamo fortress. The area boasts charming piazzas hosting historic landmarks like the Palazzo della Ragione and Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. Visitors can explore narrow alleys lined with upscale boutiques, delis, and centuries-old cafes.
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The Civic Museum of Natural Sciences in Bergamo, established in 1861, is a great destination for those fascinated by zoology, entomology, geology, and paleontology. Situated near the Archaeological Museum in Piazza della Cittadella, it features an array of intriguing exhibits including a mammoth skeleton, arthropod collection, whale skeleton and precious stones. The museum offers interactive experiences for children to touch stuffed animals and various fossils.
It's a really nice and interesting place, make sure you have at least 2+ hours even though the vast majority of the plaques are only in Italian. An additional bonus is that the ticket is also to the Civic Archaeological Museum right next door.
Jacek F — Google review
Totally worth to see. Kids were happy that there were interactive pieces of exhibition. Amount of spieces shown is huge, it was a pleasure to see them so close in detail. I couldn't believe it costs only 3 euros. We spent two hours there, without reading a lot, so I can imagine that more time will be needed if you really want to lok deeper
Amazing collection, very tactile-kids will have a good time there. Not everything has an english desciption but it didn't bother us at all. Price is really low it's just 3€ per person, really worth a visit.
What a great museum for such a low price. The animal displays are very vast and impressive. A must stop when in town.
Wonderful museum with many different sections. Fun and interesting visit for both adults and kids.
Cool museum with all kinds of interactive stuff! The price is 3€.
The woman at the ticket office is really cool! Ce verimm! 😄
Superb displays, excellent descriptions (in English as well as Italian), very child-friendly (my 5 year old boy loved it!) and incredible value - only €3 for 3 museums!?
What a great place! The ticket is €3 and it includes the archeological museum as well. It has a very large variety of species, from bugs and minerals to large mammals and dinosaurs. It can be visited and enjoyed by people of all ages, not only children, yet it has some interactive games for kids. They even have some live ants and stick bugs which were really cool.
There are 2 things that could be improved. First, the window displays are quite old and could be updated. Second, the explanations and descriptions are in Italian only. They should really translate them to English as well.
All in all, great value for money! (We would have paid more if it was a bit more foreiner friendly)
P.za della Cittadella, 10, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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Ufficio Turistico - Bergamo Città Bassa is located in the lower town of Bergamo, Italy. The city is divided into two parts: the historic Citta Alta (Upper Town) and Citta Bassa (Lower Town), surrounded by picturesque natural beauty including green hills and the snow-capped Orobic Alps.
Went in here with a simple question .... and ended up with an interesting discussion about Bergamo history AND comparisons with other cities. Helpful, well informed and interested. If all tourist information's were like this one the worlds travelers would be very happy
Michael B — Google review
They tell you MISINFORMATION. I do not recommend getting any information here. Lady working here (brown hair, glasses) obviously does not like her job. She "advised" us to get bus tickets from the tabaccheria at train station and we paid nearly 7 euros MORE for these tickets, she did not tell us you can buy the ticket straight inside the bus, which are WAY CHEAPER. Not very friendly!
*****FINE EUR70****
It should have been a nice day in but NOT Bergamo. We were ripped off by bus inspector, accused and fined us getting to the bus to the Bergamo old town without ticket.
The bus website said we can buy the ticket on the bus also ticket machine not working. In the crowded bus, we saw the ticket inspector in the bus so we waited to buy ticket from her. When she came to us, she just accused and asked us to pay fine for getting to the bus without ticket.
"I JUST DO MY JOB" that is all she was saying. NO she did not do the job. She abused authority. Without judgeing fairly if we are genuise tourist or ticket violation.
Moreover, the city looks not friendly many immigrants wondering aimlessly, armed policemen. Train station officer is not helpful, bus driver looks angry, bus inspectors not welcome
Sure many tourists have a good time but why should we take the RISK.
Had a great time in Italy, Milan, just finishing off with a quick day trip to Bergamo.
Unfortunately the whole trip has been ruined because of a bus ticket machine that wasn't working and a ticket inspector who decided to fine us instead of helping.
So my advice is avoid Bergamo, if you must come don't travel by bus...
Lady in the center saved us. When trains went on strike and we had no chance to get anywhere she made calls for us in italian for our accommodations and to taxis and gave us all of the instructions on all the options. 🙏
Great place to stay and walk around
Super helpful staff! I went around 1pm, the receptionist gave me very detailed information I need!!
Not answering the phone at any time.
Piazzale Guglielmo Marconi, 24122 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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La Marianna is a renowned bar and pastry shop known for its delicious fiordilatte gelato enriched with large pieces of dark chocolate. The idea for this delectable treat originated from the recipe for stracciatella alla romana and has been a specialty at La Marianna since 1961. The cafe, currently managed by Niccolo Panattoni, offers seating in a charming shaded courtyard, making it an ideal spot for breakfast or a snack before or after an afternoon concert.
I'm cheating to write this review, because my wife has a special bond with this place. She first sat here writing in her journal in 1998. Even if you don't have a long-term tie to this cafe, you'll really enjoy sitting here. Such a calming vibe.
Jerry M — Google review
Very nice place, especially in the evening, great taste of atraciatella and other cakes ❤️
Thanks fot the experience 🙏🏼
Day trip to Bergamo, I stopped by to try Stracciatella (chocolate chip gelato). It is a birthday place of stracciatella. I am not big chocolate chip ice cream person. It was creamy and it was good. I wanted wafer cone, it is only come in 3 scoops, 4.50 euro. The wafer cone was okay. The other two favors were pistachios and strawberry. Stracciatella was the best of the three. Is it better than other gelato, not really.
The original stracciatella ice cream. Yes,this is much more delicious than anything sold as stracciatella. I became a fan. 🤩 Also tried polenta e osei which is a local specialty and very tasty. Crispy sweet polenta outside and some kind of cream with almond and apricot jam inside. Don't forget to try coffee with zabaglione as well, I loved it!!
At La Marianna, the birthplace of Stracciatella, simplicity turns into perfection.
A scoop of history, a taste of tradition, and the delicate balance of cream and chocolate that has enchanted the world since 1961.
Pure Italian elegance in a cone.
Good Gelato, cozy place, and options of dessert.
Even it is chill, the outside terrace is a good place to relax.
Gelato recomended:
Stratiachella
Pistachio
A Perfect Afternoon at La Marianna – Gelato, Aperol, and Sunshine after a walk from the castello di san vigillio.
During my recent visit to Bergamo’s charming Città Alta, I had the pleasure of stopping by La Marianna at Largo Colle Aperto, 4. Seated on their spacious outdoor terrace, I indulged in their specialty affogato a delightful combination of rich espresso poured over their signature La Marianna’s original 1961 creation, stracciatella creamy gelato. Complementing this was a refreshing Aperol Spritz, perfectly balanced and served with a smile.
The gelato was creamy and rich, with generous chocolate shavings that melted perfectly on the tongue. It was evident that high-quality ingredients were used, making it one of the best I’ve tasted.
The ambiance was serene, with the sun casting a gentle glow and the world leisurely passing by. It’s no wonder La Marianna is renowned not only for inventing the iconic stracciatella gelato in 1961 but also for providing such memorable experiences. 
If you find yourself in Bergamo, I highly recommend taking a moment to relax at La Marianna. Whether you’re a gelato enthusiast or simply seeking a tranquil spot to unwind, this establishment offers both history and hospitality in equal measure. 
Gelato is good however 3 scopes in the cup is similar size of 1 scoop with cone.
L.go Colle Aperto, 4, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
Catholic cathedral
Sights & Landmarks
Cathedral
Sacred & Religious Sites
Nestled in the heart of Città Alta, Bergamo Cathedral is a stunning testament to history and architecture that dates back to the 12th century. This remarkable structure showcases an impressive neoclassical facade adorned with intricate sculptures, while its grand nave and soaring dome dominate the skyline of Old Town. As you step inside, you'll be greeted by a treasure trove of artistic masterpieces, including works by renowned artists like Giovan Battista Moroni and Andrea Previtali.
For free, you get to see one of Bergamo’s most beautiful cathedral. The details, colors, and sculptures are just incredible
Nassreddine E — Google review
The Cathedral of Bergamo ⛪️ is a place that impresses with its beauty and history. Upon entering, I am captivated by the magnificent architecture and the works of art that adorn its walls. Every detail of the cathedral, from the altar to the stained glass windows, tells a fascinating story. It is a place of peace and reflection, where I feel connected to culture and faith. 🤩 If you have the opportunity, visit this Italian gem 🇮🇹. #BergamoCathedral #Church #Art #Italy #Culture # 🇮🇹❤️📍
28.09.2025
Beautiful baroque cathedral. Came here while rehearsal for big mass.
I found a chapel of holy cross very beautiful. There is a painting of Christus taking off the holly cross and in the dome painting Christus is painted with the cross and Father God and Holly Spirit as Holly trinity. There is also small and hidden Stations of the Cross, carved in marble.
The cathedral has also a crypt, but was not accessible at the time of visit.
Bergamo Duomo is set on Piazza Duomo - a tiny and packed square with other religious edifices. It is the very first on the left, and you'll recognized it by its whitewashed neoclassical facade.
However, behind it, when you enter, you're stunned with outstanding and beautiful art and decoration. We even found it more beautiful than the next door Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore, as the decor is not that intense like Basilica's. Entry is free
Quite plain on the outside but rich in decoration in the interior.
The Crypt area is very interesting and a must see when you visit.
There are a few mini chapels off to the sides, so make sure you visit those also.
As always with these Italian Cathedrals the floors and ceiling is incredible.
The church is free to enter.
Have to visit. If you like the art it’s possible to spend hours there to enjoy everything with details
This is one of my favourite cathedrals to have ever visited. I could have spent hours sitting observing every little detail here. It is a beautiful place to visit. It is absolutely stunning. Bergamo is a beautiful town to visit
A nice cathedral… litterally steps from the last church 😊
Piazza Duomo, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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Churches & Cathedrals
Nestled on the outskirts of Bergamo Alta, Chiesa Di San Michele Al Pozzo Bianco is a hidden gem that dates back to the 8th century. Although the original structure has long since vanished, stepping inside reveals a stunning array of frescoes that showcase various artistic styles, including captivating Byzantine influences from the 15th century. The vibrant colors and intricate details are particularly prominent around the altar but can also be found adorning other walls throughout this charming church.
Chiesa di San Michele al Pozzo Bianco is a small, historic church in Bergamo, known for its Romanesque architecture. Built in the 12th century, it features a charming facade and a beautifully preserved interior with ancient frescoes. The church is named after the nearby "white well" (pozzo bianco), adding to its unique identity. It is a hidden gem, offering a peaceful atmosphere for visitors interested in Bergamo’s religious and artistic history. You can pay 1 EUR to turn on the lights inside for 10 minutes
Marek G — Google review
It's a modest church, in the very best meaning of these words. Of all the temples in Bergamo, I will probably remember this one the most.
Beautiful Lotto frescoes as well as a remarkable number of other frescoes ranging from the 13th-16th century.
Wonderful church, real architectural and cultural monument. You are going to find here stunning frescoes of XIV-XVI century. Admission is free but any donation are welcomed and highly appreciated. Visitors are allowed to take non commercial photo without flash light.
Unfortunately the time-table provided us with wrong times and we weren’t able to spend much time there
I love it. Once you are in you are able to feel you displaced into an ancient atmosphere, maybe even more because of the very few people visiting it. I think this is for the authentic connoisseur desiring to switch a moment in life and quench his thirst at masters of painting school, in a very few words: I love beyond the limit, really, not only frescoes but the volumes of the building itself. Building's underground is also accessible, don't miss it.
Nice church with amazing frescoes, away from touristic buzz.
Impressive structute!
Via Porta Dipinta, 45, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
Historic Sites
The Torre del Gombito, situated in the upper part of Bergamo, Italy, is a significant historical monument. This 12th-century tower offers breathtaking views of the city and its surroundings. The narrow steps lead to the top where visitors can admire the medieval architecture constructed from sandstone blocks. The area surrounding the tower is bustling with shops and bars housed in medieval buildings, adding to its charm.
Beautiful part of the old town of Bergamo, loads of places to eat and shops to browse.
Dean C — Google review
You need to have a separate reservation to visit this tower. The view is nice though.
Great view, must see if you visit Bergamo. Would book in advance in summer. Guide is really nice although his English is definitely not perfect, but he is trying! :)
Very interesting place to visit, the whole Bergamo Alta deserves a deep diving in its historical monuments
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Historic Tower in the centre of Bergamo
Open only on Mondays now and you have book it to be able to visit.
Magical night place with a magnificent view of the city
Via S. Lorenzo, 3-5, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
Art museum
Museums
Garden
Park
Architectural Buildings
Palazzo e Giardini Moroni is an extravagant 17th-century palace located in Bergamo Alta. The interior boasts stunning Baroque architecture and a rich art collection, with opulent frescoes adorning the walls and ceilings. Visitors can take a self-guided tour through several rooms inside the palazzo and explore the beautifully landscaped gardens at the back. The rose-filled gardens feature neatly clipped topiary and offer picturesque views of the surrounding mountains, providing a serene setting for relaxation.
When visiting Citta Alta, and if you interested in seeing a beautiful building with fantastic interior, you should visit Palazzo e Giardini Moroni. We spent one hour visiting the place.
After climbing the first stairs go to your right and watch the film (in the old kitchen), which will give you a very good introduction of the place and its history. There are English subtitles.
Then go round in the rooms and enjoy. Also worth seeing the large garden. We were here in December, so the garden is looking much nicer in the warm season.
Martin A — Google review
Absolute must see in Bergamo. Beautifully furnished palace with lots of art and decorative tableware and ceramics. This palace has a big gorgeous garden where u can have a relaxing time during your holiday. Dont miss this ❤️
We visited the palace and gardens on Sunday and there were quite a few visitors. The palace rooms are spectacular, they are extremely well preserved and restored. There is also the possibility of a guided tour without exorbitant costs.
The gardens are a breath of fresh air in the fortress. They are absolutely unusual for Citta Alta.
Very beautiful and very well kept. Nice for an hour-ish long detour. The garden is absolutely beautiful! The price in September 2025. for the palazzo and the garden was 11€ per person.
I had a self guided tour through the palace, the interior is stunning, walking up the staircase has a wow factor. It’s very beautiful. The gardens were lovely too. Definitely a place to visit if you’re interested in the baroque period, I thought the €10 euro entry fee was very reasonable too.
I chose to visit around 11am on a weekday and it was incredibly quiet, the staff were very helpful. If you’re staying or visiting Cita Alta, it’s a must see, I hope to visit again in the future.
Great visit. Better than many art museums plus a relaxing garden with amazing views.
Amazing place to experience and worth it just for the garden alone. Compared to traditional museum experiences in Bergamo I much preferred our visit here.
Came here with abbonamento FAI, spent around 2h in the museum and its garden.
The palazzo is not super big, but beautiful. My favorite part was the ceiling in every room - stunning! Plus the garden in super nice, well curated, full of greens and flowers.
Via Porta Dipinta, 12, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
City Hall
Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
Government Buildings
Nestled in the heart of Bergamo's Lower City, Palazzo Frizzoni serves as a charming gateway to family-friendly fun. Just a short stroll from Via Francesco Crispi, this historic building offers access to a delightful playground that is always buzzing with local families and their little ones. The adjacent park is particularly enchanting, designed specifically for toddlers and monitored by attentive staff at the entrance—ensuring peace of mind for parents while their children explore and play freely.
(Translated by Google) Palazzo Frizzoni is the current seat of Bergamo's town hall together with the monument to Vittorio Emanuele II. The town hall is in a neoclassical building built between 1836 and 1841. as the residence of the Frizzoni family. In 1927 Enrico Frizzoni left the building as the seat of the municipality in his will.
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Palazzo Frizzoni е сегашното седалище на кметството на Бергамо заедно с паметникът на Виторио Емануеле II. Кметстото е в неокласическа сграда, построена между 1836 и 1841 г. като резиденция на семейство Фрицони. През 1927 г. Енрико Фрицони оставя сградата като седалище на общината в завещанието си.
Bistra K — Google review
(Translated by Google) Neoclassical style building overlooking Piazza Matteotti, it takes its name from the architect who built it in 1836, and was subsequently donated to the Municipality of Bergamo. It currently houses the Mayor's office, as well as the City Council and numerous other offices, and there is also a ceremony room where civil weddings are celebrated. Some rooms, including the municipal council room, host frescoes and decorations.
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Edificio in stile neoclassico che si affaccia su piazza Matteotti, prende il nome dall'architetto che lo costruì nel 1836, successivamente fu donato al Comune di Bergamo. Attualmente ospita l'ufficio del Sindaco, nonchè il Consiglio Comunale e numerosi altri uffici, inoltre è presente una sala cerimonie dove si celebrano matrimoni civili. Alcuni locali, tra cui la sala del Consiglio comunale ospitano affreschi e decorazioni.
(Translated by Google) The interior of Palazzo Frizzoni is beautiful. Once a month they organize free guided tours.
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L'interno di Palazzo Frizzoni è bellissimo . Una volta al mese organizzano visite guidate gratuite.
(Translated by Google) The park behind it is especially splendid, organized for small children and always monitored by the guards at the entrance, because a little safety, with children, doesn't hurt. For a quiet afternoon without having to constantly monitor them...
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Splendido soprattutto il parco retrostante, organizzato per i bambini piccoli e sempre controllato dalle guardie all'ingresso, perché un po' di sicurezza, con i bimbi, non guasta. Per un pomeriggio in tranquillità senza doverli sorvegliare continuamente...
(Translated by Google) Very interesting... The students of Falcone High School who guided us were very good... Initiative to be repeated because it was intelligent
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Molto interessante... Gli studenti del Liceo Falcone che ci hanno fatto da guida sono stati molto bravi... Iniziativa da ripetere perché intelligente
(Translated by Google) Fabulous I was at a wedding in the Caccia room really very nice very impressed. The garden is also beautiful
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Favoloso sono stato ad un matrimonio nella sala Caccia veramente molto bello molto impressionato. Bello anche il giardino
(Translated by Google) Historic building seat of the municipality of Bergamo
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Palazzo storico sede del comune di Bergamo
(Translated by Google) Beautiful town hall that can be visited on certain days with a guide
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Bel palazzo comunale visitabile certe giornate con guida
P.za Giacomo Matteotti, 27, 24122 Bergamo BG, Italy•
Historical landmark
Piazza Mercato delle Scarpe is a charming square that serves as the starting point for an enchanting tour. From here, you can embark on a journey to Rocca Castle, offering breathtaking views of the Lower Town. As you continue your walk, you'll encounter Piazza Vecchia and Piazza Duomo, where notable landmarks like the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore and the Colleoni Chapel await.
really nice place to grab a machiatto latte and just people watch in the warmth of the sun.
Perfect place to just watch the world go by and relax
Marc O — Google review
Directly at the exit of the Funicolare in Bergamo Città Alta. Silence... if you have luck.
Best visit at the low season when the sun shines and not at the weekend.
A really nice piazza where you could get a cold drink after walking up to Citta Alta.
Perfect for sightseeing
Beautiful and lovely place. Best on summer vacation
Nice place to have a walk. Beautiful surroundings
i recommend that place
Nice place
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Piazza Duomo Bergamo Alta is a charming square that houses several important monuments, including the Cattedrale di Bergamo and the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. The cathedral, built on the site of two ancient churches, features a beautiful statue of Mary and offers a mesmerizing view from the nearby building's portico. Visitors can also explore the mausoleum for free but photography is not allowed.
Nice astronomics ribbon and here is also a small model of catedral.
Gaber Z — Google review
Piazza Duomo in Bergamo Alta is a compact space filled with centuries of history and architecture. Dominated by the Cathedral of Sant'Alessandro, it also features the Baptistery, Palazzo della Ragione, and Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. Once the city’s main square, it hosted proclamations and trade. Today, cobbled streets radiate from it, preserving the charm and spirit of the Upper Town. The Baptistery, a Renaissance treasure by Giovanni da Campione, and the cathedral’s rich 17th-century design reflect Bergamo’s cultural depth. This square remains a vivid testament to the city’s religious, civic, and artistic legacy.
The heart of the bergamo Alta travels you back in time and reveals the glorious moments of city's history
Beautiful square surrounded by churches.
Bella
Everything was good apart from that we had somw problems with getting inside the buildign and getting the key at the beginning.
(Translated by Google) Piazza Duomo, in the heart of the Upper Town of Bergamo, is the historical and religious hub of the city. Here stands the Cathedral of Sant'Alessandro, together with the Baptistery, centuries-old symbols of faith and art, which testify to the architectural and cultural transformations that have occurred over time. The square, framed by historic buildings and surrounded by ancient Venetian walls, is a meeting place where history, tradition and spirituality coexist in a suggestive atmosphere.
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Piazza Duomo, nel cuore della Città Alta di Bergamo, è il fulcro storico e religioso della città. Qui si erge il Duomo di Sant’Alessandro, insieme al Battistero, simboli secolari di fede e arte, che testimoniano le trasformazioni architettoniche e culturali avvenute nel tempo. La piazza, incorniciata da edifici storici e circondata dalle antiche mura veneziane, è un luogo di incontro dove storia, tradizione e spiritualità convivono in un’atmosfera suggestiva.
(Translated by Google) Visited on 09/13/2025 on a group trip for an evening at the theater. Beautiful square with three architectural symbols of the city: Cathedral of Sant 'Alessandro, Colleoni Chapel, Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore.
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Vista in data 13/09/2025 in gita in comitiva per serata a teatro.Bellissima piazza con tre simboli architettonici della città : Cattedrale di Sant ‘Alessandro ,Cappella Colleoni,Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore.
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Parco Del Castello Di San Vigilio is a picturesque destination located in Bergamo, Italy. Visitors can take the San Vigilio funicular from Largo di Porta San Alessandro to reach the top of San Vigilio hill, where they can enjoy stunning views across Lombardy and explore a network of hiking trails in Parco dei Colli. The area is surrounded by terraced fields and thick chestnut forests, providing a peaceful escape from the city.
Via al Castello, ., 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy, USA•
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Via Alla Rocca, also known as the Cittadella, is a historical fortification built by the wealthy rulers of Bergamo. It offers visitors a chance to explore its remains and learn about its rich history. Additionally, tourists can enjoy an exhilarating funicular ride from Bergamo Bassa to Bergamo Alta, providing stunning views of the surrounding area.
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Park
Giardino Pubblico, also known as Public Gardens, is a charming green space located near Piazza Vecchia. To reach this tranquil oasis, take a leisurely stroll down Via Colleoni and pass through picturesque squares like Piazza Mascheroni and Piazza Cittadella. As you navigate through Passaggio Torre di Adalbero, adorned with a statue of Hercules, you'll come across ivy-covered walls that lead to the garden's entrance.
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Bakery
Pizza restaurant
Pizza Takeout
Il Fornaio is an upscale Italian dining chain known for its in-house bakery that offers a variety of bread. Located in Bergamo Alta, this panetteria is perfect for a lavish brunch or breakfast. The bakery serves an array of creative and colorful pizzas, as well as snacks like polenta bites and focacce. Additionally, Il Fornaio offers delectable treats such as baci di dama, ball-shaped cookies filled with chocolate cream.
Never disappoints! It's my go-to-place when visiting Bergamo. This time I only passed through the city for 2 hours just to visit that place and buy focaccia for both sit-in and takeaway.
It's iconic to the city I would say.
All the toppings are clearly high quality and you can tell by all the flavours and freshnes.
Yavor E — Google review
A classic touristy spot—crowded but efficient. Service was quick, though the pizza leaned a bit salty for my taste. They were too busy to clean the tables promptly, but we managed to find a spot upstairs. The space there felt a bit bare, with plain walls and no decoration.
What a place!
The pizza is exceptional in flavour and choice.
It was busy the times we went but the numbering system to order is helpful and having more than one person with you to find and wait for a table whilst the other pays and collects is ideal.
You pay by the kilo so can be easy to ask for a small/large slice as they cut them to order.
The focaccia was absolutely worth the wait! From taking the ticket to placing and paying for the order, we waited about 20 minutes – but every bite made it worthwhile. We paid around €20 for two pieces, which is more than fair given the quality and freshness of the ingredients. Perfectly balanced flavors, soft and aromatic dough – it simply melts in your mouth. Definitely a place worth visiting!
Very popular place for pizza and focaccia in old town Bergamo. Service was quick with lots of options for pizzas. Pizza is also reheated and baked before they serve you.
Tasty take away pizza with burrata cheese, and other toppings.
They change them during the day. Looks that they are freshly made
Honestly the food looked so good and I have been seeing it on instagram . But when I reached there , there were already a lot of people in queue and yet the food tasted old , stale and not fresh . I paid almost 10 euros per slice because it weighed and it’s mostly bread that heavy . The croissant ham sandwich was mid and so was their latte. Honestly I would never go back there . The margarita I ate was honestly the most fried slice of stale pizza I have had and the salmon was edible but for the money I paid it’s such a rip off
There was a big queue and from the outside the pizza looks amazing - Sadly it didn’t live up to the hype..
Pizza: 5️⃣ way too salty, definitely not worth the price (my slide was €8.6)
Staff: 9️⃣ friendly tho, which was a plus
Via Bartolomeo Colleoni, 3, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
Sacred & Religious Sites
Tempietto di Santa Croce is a small Romanesque-style chapel dating back to the 11th century, located near the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. Despite being neglected and partially submerged by fill materials in the past, it still exudes a certain artistic charm. The chapel boasts striking interior frescoes and holds historical significance as one of the oldest places in Bergamo.
Small but interesting building. Surrounded by walls and bigger buildings. It is definitely a mystic place to discover.
Goran A — Google review
Tucked away, even if just behind the main Cathedral. It is not open to visit, it appears. But there's a panel on one gate, so that you can at least read its story.
Closed in the middle of a weekend day, Sat.
Less crowded!
Anyone know what it is? But I feel like it's a hidden Jem.
(Translated by Google) From the first half of the 11th century with decorations inside from 1360 commissioned by bishop Lanfranco de Saliverti and from the 17th century: in the lantern: Sant'Ambrogio, Sant'Agostino, San Gerolamo, and Gregorio Magno, frescoes by Giovan Battista Guarinoni d' Averara (second half of the 16th century) with episodes taken from the Golden Legend by Jacopo da Voragine. Difficult to visit because it is only open on special occasions. But if it's open don't miss it.
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Della prima metà dell'XI secolo con decorazioni all’interno del 1360 volute dal vescovo Lanfranco de Saliverti e del XVII secolo: nella lanterna: Sant'Ambrogio, sant'Agostino, san Gerolamo, e Gregorio Magno, affreschi di Giovan Battista Guarinoni d'Averara (seconda metà del XVI secolo) con episodi tratti dalla Leggenda Aurea di Jacopo da Varagine. Difficilmente visitabile perché aperto solo in particolari occasioni. Ma se è aperto non perdetevelo.
(Translated by Google) I was lucky enough to find this wonderful Chapel open and I took advantage of it like many others to enter. Thanks to the volunteers and to those who explained to us in detail the history of the chapel once inside.
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Ho avuto la fortuna di trovare aperto questa meravigliosa Cappella e ne ho approfittato come tanti altri per entrare. Grazie ai volontari e a chi ci ha spiegato con minuzia la storia della cappella una volta dentro.
(Translated by Google) Small Romanesque style temple dating back to the 11th century located next to the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore
Small but of a certain artistic charm. Simply gorgeous. I visited it on the occasion of an art exhibition for Sant'Alessandro, it should be opened more often.
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Piccolo tempietto in stile romanico risalente al XI secolo posto accanto alla Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore
Piccolo ma di un certo fascino a livello artistico. Semplicemente stupendo. L'ho visitato in occasione di una mostra artistica per Sant'Alessandro, andrebbe aperto più spesso.
Piazza Padre Reginaldo Giuliani, 25, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
Archaeological museum
Museums
Specialty Museums
The Civic Archaeological Museum is housed in the historic Monastero Maggiore and San Maurizio church, which date back to the 8th and 9th centuries. The site also has remnants of a Roman building from the 1st to 3rd centuries. Despite its small size, the museum offers a pleasant experience, especially given Bergamo's scale. Admission is reasonably priced at 3 and includes entry to the natural science museum.
Outstanding museum - covered Roman and Celtic periods in Bergamo's history. Was told ticket also covered entrance to Architectural Museum next door but I didn't have the time to visit that
Matthew R — Google review
On a wet day this was a lovely way to spend the afternoon. A huge collection of varying artefacts. Children were loving it. Something for everyone to enjoy.
What a GEM of a museum. Much, much better than I expected from a museum in a town of this size. Collections are well displayed, deep & diverse. Can't see it all in one visit.
Great place to enjoy time withe the kids
Small but nice. Its quite nice considering the size of Bergamo. The ticket costs 3€, which includes admission to the natural science museum. All written signs are in italian but i think there are audio guides.
A compact collection of artefacts. Roman times epigraphic collection is very interesting
Very nice museum, I liked a lot the re-creations of people they had in several parts of the museum
Great small museum. Very kind personal.
P.za della Cittadella, 9, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
Catholic church
Sights & Landmarks
Place of worship
Churches & Cathedrals
San Bernardino in Pignolo, Bergamo is a traditional Roman Catholic church dedicated to San Bernardino of Siena. Construction began in 1450, and it's known for its stunning artwork, including the mesmerizing altarpiece depicting Madonna and Child with Saints and Angels by Lorenzo Lotto. Despite being little known due to occasional closures from thefts, it's worth visiting to admire the incredible colors and modern representation of the altarpiece.
(Translated by Google) The church of San Bernardino in Pignolo was built in the second half of the 15th century, after the canonization of the Saint, probably as a chapel reserved for nobles and rich merchants. Cited in a notarial deed of 1511 and in two wills, respectively of 1514 and 1528, it was reconsecrated by Bishop Milani in 1593, probably after a restoration. We can assume two different construction phases, with the part of the presbytery which should have been an addition in the sixteenth century to the original fifteenth-century structure. In 1876 a renovation took place, which partially altered the original characteristics of the building, with the modification of the external elevations and some internal parts. The first three arches should have remained intact, but the roof of the presbytery and that of the nave were modified, repeating the original structure. The lateral pointed arches, which lead into the individual chapels, are certainly nineteenth-century. A subsequent restoration was carried out in 1926, following the urban transformations of the area. From its origins the church was the seat of a "schola" of Disciplini or Flagellants, a brotherhood which combined the common practices of piety with the collective exercise of flagellation, called "discipline". In 1806, following the Napoleonic decree dissolving confraternities, oratories and lay associations, the "Schola dei Disciplini of San Bernardino" also ceased to exist. Inside are the paintings by Giampaolo Cavagna from the second half of the sixteenth century and the altarpiece by Lorenzo Lotto, dated 1521, depicting the Madonna enthroned with Child and saints.
The pre-conciliar Mass is celebrated in this church
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La chiesa di San Bernardino in Pignolo fu costruita nella seconda metà del XV secolo, dopo lo canonizzazione del Santo, probabilmente come cappella riservata ai nobili e ai ricchi mercanti. Citata in un atto notarile del 1511 e in due testamenti, rispettivamente del 1514 e del 1528, risulta riconsacrata da parte del Vescovo Milani nel 1593, probabilmente dopo un restauro. Possiamo supporre due diverse fasi di costruzione, con la parte del presbiterio che dovrebbe essere stata un'aggiunta nel Cinquecento alla primitiva struttura quattrocentesca. Nel 1876 ebbe luogo una ristrutturazione, che alterò parzialmente le caratteristiche originarie dell'edificio, con la modifica dei prospetti esterni e di alcune parti interne. Dovrebbero essere rimaste integre le prime tre arcate, venne invece modificata la copertura del presbiterio e quella della navata che ripete la struttura originaria. Certamente ottocenteschi gli archi laterali a sesto acuto, che introducono nelle singole cappelle. Un successivo intervento di restauro fu compiuto nel 1926, a seguito delle trasformazioni urbanistiche dell'area. Fin dalle origini la chiesa fu sede di una "schola" di Disciplini o Flagellanti, confraternita che alle comuni pratiche di pietà univa l'esercizio collettivo della flagellazione, chiamata appunto "disciplina". Nel 1806, in seguito al decreto napoleonico di scioglimento di confraternite, oratori e sodalizi laicali, anche la "Schola dei Disciplini di San Bernardino" cessava di esistere. All'interno sono conservati i dipinti di Giampaolo Cavagna della seconda metà del Cinquecento e la pala di Lorenzo Lotto, datata 1521, raffigurante Madonna in trono col Bambino e santi.
In questo Chiesa viene celebrata la Messa preconcialiare
Fabio C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Not all people from Bergamo know that here there is one of Lotto's most beautiful paintings... and more.
I was lucky enough to live a stone's throw from the little church and every day of my childhood I served mass when Don Cavagna was there.
Corner of via San Giovanni with via Pignolo.
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Non tutti i bergamaschi sanno che qui c'è uno dei più bei dipinti del Lotto...ed altro.
Io ho avuto la fortuna di vivere a due passi dalla chiesetta e tutti i giorni della mia infanzia servivo messa quando c'era Don Cavagna.
Angolo via San Giovanni con via Pignolo.
(Translated by Google) Three stars instead of 5 because it contains a masterpiece by Lotto (a Sacred Conversation among the most beautiful in Lombardy, with vivid colors and formidable realism) but it is almost impossible to find it open. Only by reservation (difficult to obtain) or on special occasions. Too bad, it is under-appreciated: it would have many visitors who are passionate about painting, as it is also close to the Accademia Carrara and the church of Santo Spirito, where another altarpiece by Lotto is located.
EDIT: it has finally been open since 2020 thanks to the Touring volunteers 🙏
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Tre stelle invece di 5 perché contiene un capolavoro di Lotto (una Sacra Conversazione tra le più belle della Lombardia, con colori vividi e un realismo formidabile) ma è quasi impossibile trovarla aperta. Solo su prenotazione (difficile da ottenere) o in occasioni speciali. Peccato, poco valorizzata: avrebbe molti visitatori appassionati di pittura, essendo anche vicina all'Accademia Carrara e alla chiesa di Santo Spirito, dove si trova un'altra pala del Lotto.
EDIT: finalmente dal 2020 è aperta grazie ai volontari del Touring 🙏
(Translated by Google) A little-known but very interesting church, it contains an altarpiece of the Madonna with Child by Lotto, worthy of being seen as well as other valuable works. Visited on 05/03/2023, the church is open and can be visited with the presence of kind volunteers from the parish happy to give all the useful information. Definitely worth putting among the things to visit in Bergamo.
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Chiesa poco conosciuta ma molto interessante, contiene una pala di Madonna con Bambino del Lotto meritevole di essere vista più altre pregevoli opere. Visitata il 03/05/2023, la chiesa è aperta e visitabile con la presenza di gentili volontari della parrocchia felici di dare tutte le informazioni utili. Decisamente da mettere fra le cose da visitare a Bergamo.
(Translated by Google) The volunteers of the parish and the volunteers of the Italian touring club take turns to keep the Church of San Bernardino open from 10am to 5.30pm every day except Monday. In the winter period November - March until 5pm. You can admire splendid works of art including the magnificent Lotto altarpiece from 1521. Unmissable.
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I volontari della parrocchia e i volontari del touring club italiano si alternano per tenere aperta la Chiesa di San Bernardino dalle 10 alle 17,30 ogni giorno tranne il lunedì.Nel periodo invernale Novembre - Marzo fino alle ore 17.Si possono ammirare splendide opere d'arte tra cui la magnifica pala del Lotto del 1521 . Imperdibile.
(Translated by Google) The church is located in via Pignolo, on the corner with via Verdi. It is often closed and cannot be visited due to thefts it has suffered, and is therefore little known. I happened to find it open late on Sunday morning and was able to visit it. It dates back to the 15th century and is dedicated to San Bernardino of Siena. Inside there is one of the best works by Lorenzo Lotto, the altarpiece "Madonna Enthroned with Child and Saints... and Angels".
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La chiesa si trova in via Pignolo, angolo con via Verdi. È spesso chiusa e non visitabile a causa dei furti subiti, perciò poco conosciuta. A me capitato di trovarla aperta domenica in tarda mattinata e di poterla visitare. Risale al XV secolo ed è dedicata a San Bernardino da Siena. All'interno vi è una delle migliori opere di Lorenzo Lotto, la pala d'altare "Madonna in trono con il Bambino e i santi... e angeli".
(Translated by Google) Normally closed ... but today I had the opportunity to visit it.
The "S. Bernardino Altarpiece" (1571) by Lorenzo Lotto is sublime!
The face of the Madonna is simply enchanting!
...and that's not all.
The "white disciplines" who wanted this oratory as their headquarters in the 16th century gave us a wonderful gift.
Thanks to an initiative by the Parish Priest, this forgotten jewel will soon become accessible again.
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Normalmente chiusa ... ma oggi ho avuto occasione di visitarla.
La "Pala di S. Bernardino" (1571) di Lorenzo Lotto è sublime!
Il volto della Madonna è semplicemente incantevole!
... e non è tutto.
I "disciplini bianchi" che hanno voluto questo oratorio come loro sede nel '500 ci hanno fatto un regalo meraviglioso.
Grazie ad un'iniziativa del Parroco prossimamente questo gioiello dimenticato diventerà nuovamente accessibile.
(Translated by Google) Small church that is not particularly attractive from the outside. Inside there is a wonderful altarpiece by Lorenzo Lotto from 1521. The colors and modernity of the representation are incredible. The church is open thanks to Touring volunteers. We visited it on a Wednesday afternoon. Absolutely worth seeing.
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Piccola chiesa che dall'esterno non attira particolarmente. All'interno custodisce una meravigliosa pala di Lorenzo Lotto del 1521. Incredibili i colori e la modernità della rappresentazione. La chiesa è aperta grazie ai volontari del Touring. Noi l'abbiamo visitata di mercoledì pomeriggio. Da vedere assolutamente.
Via Pignolo, 57, 24121 Bergamo BG, Italy•
City park
Parco Suardi is a lovely park with something for everyone. It features a children's train, games, swings, and slides. The green spaces offer plenty of room to play or relax with friends and family. There's even an ice cream store nearby. The park provides an oasis with excellent child's play equipment and a bar for outdoor drinks and relaxation. It has a large playground with toys for kids of all ages, including some that require payment.
This is a beautiful green area. There is a large playground with toys for kids in different ages and also a fenced area with toys that you must pay (10 coins costed 5 euros).
Rose B — Google review
Small park, some swings and such for the little ones. There is a little entertainment area here for small kids, toddlers up to let’s say six or seven, with some fun looking rides and games. Opens around 10:00 in the morning.
Playground is super disappointing. Seems like the only playground in the area and yet, the equipment is old and tired. Feel sorry for the kids in Bergamo. No wonder some of the smaller ones were amusing themselves by spraying each other with the bidet hose in the public bathroom. Same is true of the amusement area. It's cheap, but the equipment is old and busted, and the woman with long dark hair who oversees the go-karts (which have neither a seat belt or a helmet and which stop spontaneously in the middle of the track which makes them a prime target for being crashed into) has zero idea how to interact with children. The ticket booth attendant (female, short hair) is lovely though.
We had a stroll around the park in the evening. The bar was closed. There are severa paths and benches and a kids playground. It it well kept, no obvious litter, grass mowed.
Overall a nice experience.
We drove here all the way from Clusane, only to find all entrances locked. Apparently parks are being closed here in case of bad weather forecast…. The weather was fine although there had been thunderstorms warning earlier that day.
Love the place.. All you need to find in a park..
In A side of it you can find a children train and some games with coins.. In Another side you can find the children swingers and sliders.
And another side you can find green spaces to play or stay or even relax with your friends or family
A Very nice park to go to with your children
N.B. You can find an ice cream store beside the park at its left side in the street
Nice place where You can rest a bit. You can eat a sandwich on bench or work laying on lawn. Kids can find there playable area. Its quiet and more cole than in a city.
A great park with a large area for kids and a fountain in the summer time. You are not supposed to swim inside but its always full of kids
Via S. Giovanni, 24121 Bergamo BG, Italy•
Historical landmark
Cinta Muraria di Bergamo, also known as the Venetian Walls of Bergamo, is a 16th-century megalithic fortification surrounding the citadel of Bergamo. The walls offer stunning panoramic views of Citta Bassa and are surrounded by picturesque cultivated fields, gardens, and orchards. While access by car is restricted on Sundays, visitors can reach the top either by railway or a scenic walk.
Gorgeous walking path with the beautiful city of Bergamo as the landscape. Beautiful even when clouded and rainy. Must see.
Povilas G — Google review
The view from the top is breath-taking (pun intended 😀 ). There's a path to have a walk, lots of benches to relax and enjoy the panorama of the city. You can also see the Bergamo airport and airplanes taking off. At night it looks just as beautiful.
The hill is very steep. It will take around 10mins to climb to the top. There's a funicular (and the stairs leaxing to the top of the hill besides). There's another path that is less steep, close to Fontana di Sant'Agostino, and you end up having a nice stroll as well
There are two ways to reach the historic centre and the walls. There is a cable car or you can walk. I definitely recommend walking because it is a very short and really beautiful way. Afterwards you will get a view of the whole city.
Wonderful view of wonderful city.
Closed to go by car on Sundays so the option is to either go by railway or walk. The line for the railway was really long so we decided to walk all the way up. It was long but better than just waiting in a line. No ticket needed to go to the upper city of Bergamo unless you take the railway. Lovely place to go and walk around the edge/walls of the upper city.
If you take the stairs it will take you around 5-10minutes to get to the top. Beautiful scenery well worth the hike
Impressive old stone walls!
Worth more than a visit. Spectacular panoramic views.
Viale delle Mura, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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Supermarket
Health food store
Organic food store
Carrefour Express is a convenient small grocery store located on Via Colleoni, offering a range of supplies perfect for putting together a delightful picnic. Visitors can easily pick up all the essentials needed for an outdoor feast and head to the grassy areas along the city walls to enjoy their meal. The store is known for its friendly and English-speaking staff, providing good service that adds to the overall pleasant experience of shopping there.
Nice, English speaking shop service
Marcin S — Google review
This is no longer possible for our planet
Closed from 20.00
Ok
Nice !
Good service
Super
Not working!!!
Via Torquato Tasso, 23, 24121 Bergamo BG, Italy•
Bed & breakfast
Nestled in the charming heart of Bergamo, B&B la Torre Bergamo offers a cozy retreat with a warm family atmosphere. This quaint establishment features simply furnished rooms that provide complimentary Wi-Fi and parking for guests. Just a short stroll from the funicular and bus stop, it’s perfectly situated for exploring the area. The peaceful ambiance at night allows for restful sleep, despite occasional sounds from nearby mopeds or garbage collection. Guests can enjoy delightful breakfasts while overlooking a picturesque piazza.
The hotel, located in the heart of the old city, made us feel at home. Alessia couldn't have been friendlier. The rooms were very clean, and despite being centrally located, the surroundings were very peaceful, with a kitchen where you could find everything you needed at any time. We fell in love with Bergamo. We will definitely visit again on our next trip. Thank you so much for everything.
Serhat A — Google review
Great location, friendly service but our room was 29 degrees hot in the night (there is no air conditioning) so it was horrible for sleeping. You also can't open the window because it's very noisy from the street. I was considering checking out after the first night
Location is great and the owner is nice, but there was no AC in the room, so it was very uncomfortable to sleep.
Rooms are rather small, and there is no elevator.
Loved our stay at La Torre Bergamo. Alessia couldn't have been more welcoming, the room was spotless and in a great location for shops, bars and amazing restaurants in the heart of the Old Town. Room was quite small which might be trickier for a larger visitor and there are stairs to all rooms. But if you're happy with that, you'll have a great stay. Only tip would be earplugs as there are mopeds going by during the night but that is the trade off for the central location.
Clean rooms with good beds and modern bathrooms with excellent showers. Lovely breakfast included. *But*: very loud noises from the street and the pub next door, late into the early morning hours. You will hear the noise even if you're staying on the very top floor. Not La Torre's fault, but not a great spot if you need some sleep!
Very nice B&B in the heart of the old City of Bergamo. Small establishment, very friendly tenant/personnel, very quiet room even with windows open (excluding the garbage collectors) overlooking a little piazza, very good buffet breakfast (could however propose also muesli on top of standard cereals). Provide special permit for circulating/parking in the restricted area - beware of this and request it in advance if possible. Small B&B thus no lift. No A/C but fan provided.
Well...Great location, clean and well equipped, but few cons.: the so many high stairs to the rooms. It is very complicated to climb with luggage and do not think they have any arrangement for wheelchairs!
Breakfast is limited and this morning they've run out of bread!
We send down to the closest backary to buy some bread.
So grade would be as much as 8 to my view.
Everything was just perfect- the place, The position, the rooms, the breakfast and Alessia is a wonderful host. Whenever we will come to Bergamo, we will stay bere.
Thank you very much.
Via S. Lorenzo, 2, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
Holiday home
The Bergamo Train Station HOUSE is conveniently located for travelers arriving in the small Italian town of Bergamo. While the walk from the Lower to the Upper Town is steep, this accommodation offers a friendly and helpful staff to assist with any travel uncertainties. With its proximity to the train station, guests can easily explore all that Bergamo has to offer on foot.
Great location for a pit stop. Clean and tidy. Superb communication.
Dobromir G — Google review
Oh come here for all the warmest hospitality one needs in a lifetime. walking the streets is reminiscent. and oh capture the moments
Good but man with big Willy show up
Small eating place but turnover was fast. The lunch menu only has 4 types of pasta and Tiramisu. Taste wise acceptable but nothing fancy about it. €11-13 for a plate of pasta without any ingredient.
It's good but it's quite scary lots of homeless are live there
Good staff
Perfect
It's ok but never know which train and when will go
Via Foro Boario, 9, 24121 Bergamo BG, Italy•
City park
Giardino La Crotta is a charming little park located in the upper city of Bergamo. It features a lovely tavern where visitors can enjoy affordable food and drinks despite the area's high tourist traffic. The park offers a unique and alternative atmosphere, making it a must-visit for those who appreciate offbeat places. Additionally, the garden hosts various events such as open-air literary cafes and group reading projects, providing an opportunity for cultural immersion in nature.
Aperol Spritz good quality👍, nice location under old town
Majo — Google review
Very small parc. Just a playground for children.
Great stop for people travelling with children. Small and nice playground with plenty of shadows and benches.
Nice place to bring your kids in between museum visits
👌👌
(Translated by Google) In the open hill area there is this small park called la Crotta. Very popular, in recent years it has been and still is the subject of restoration operations. Reinforcement of the walls, rearrangement of the play area. In the summer, a series of activities are planned for children and parents. The park has potential that has not yet been fully exploited.
An entrance is provided in the citadel square.
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In zona colle aperto c’è questo piccolo parco chiamato la Crotta. Molto frequentato, in questi ultimi anni e’ stato e lo e’ ancora oggetto di operazioni di restauro. Rinforzo delle mura, risistemazione dello spazio giochi. D’estate sono previste una serie di attività per bambini e genitori. Il parco ha potenzialità che ancora non sono state pienamente sfruttate.
Un ingresso e’ previsto nella piazza della cittadella.
(Translated by Google) Finding yourself in a New Space, created to stand out from clichés.
Immersed in nature we find the La Crotta Colle Aperto Garden.
Area managed to do good.
A beer drunk gives a smile to an adult who faces situations of individual need.
The current project is an open-air literary café where theatrical or group reading projects of texts by famous or non-famous authors interact..
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Ritrovarsi in un Nuovo Spazio, creato per distinguersi dai luoghi comuni.
Immersi nella Natura troviamo il Giardino La Crotta Colle Aperto.
Area gestita per fare il bene.
Una birra bevuta dona un sorriso ad un adulto che versa situazioni di bisogno individuale.
Il progetto in essere è un Caffè Letterario all'aperto dove interagiscono progetti teatrali o di lettura di gruppo di testi di autori famosi o non ..
(Translated by Google) Small, friendly playground in good condition.
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Petite aire de jeux sympathique en bon état.
Bed & breakfast
The Centro B&B di Charme offers clean and down-to-earth rooms in an understated setting with a casual dining room and snack bar. The owner is friendly and the place is quiet, making it great for a weekend getaway.
We love to come back to that place every time we visit Bergamo. Perfect location-close to the station, safe area, charming rooms, excelent host.
Katarzyna K — Google review
We spent three days here and it was really great. Rooms clean and place really quite. Giuseppe was really nice. Hope so we will come back here again :)
Awesome place, owner is really nice rooms are super clean
Really good place. We spent 4 nights, everything was perfect.
Very nice place, clean, big room, parking on the street
(Translated by Google) I stayed at the B&B In Centro Charme during a holiday in Bergamo and I couldn't have chosen better!
The location is perfect, in the heart of the city, convenient for visiting both the upper and lower city.
The room was cared for down to the smallest details, very clean and tastefully furnished, in an elegant and welcoming style.
A big thank you goes to the owner: professional, friendly and always available for any need.
His welcome really made the difference.
Highly recommended, I will definitely be back!
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Ho soggiornato presso il B&B In Centro Charme durante una vacanza a Bergamo e non avrei potuto scegliere di meglio !
La posizione è perfetta, nel cuore della città, comoda per visitare sia la città alta che la bassa.
La camera era curata nei minimi dettagli, pulitissima e arredata con gusto, in uno stile elegante e accogliente.
Un grande ringraziamento va al proprietario: professionale, simpatico e sempre disponibile per qualsiasi necessità.
La sua accoglienza ha davvero fatto la differenza.
Consigliatissimo, tornerò sicuramente !
(Translated by Google) I stayed at this B&B in the center of Bergamo and I can only highly recommend it! The location is truly perfect: a few minutes walk from both the station and the city center, very convenient for getting around even without a car.
The structure is well-kept and very clean, every detail conveys attention and hospitality. The owner was extremely friendly, helpful and attentive, he made the stay even more pleasant with his kindness and his restaurant recommendations.
An excellent choice for those looking for comfort, cleanliness and a strategic location in Bergamo!
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Ho soggiornato in questo B&B a Bergamo centro e non posso che consigliarlo vivamente! La posizione è davvero perfetta: a pochi minuti a piedi sia dalla stazione che dal centro città, comodissima per muoversi anche senza auto.
La struttura è curata e pulitissima, ogni dettaglio trasmette attenzione e accoglienza. Il proprietario è stato estremamente cordiale, disponibile e attento, ha reso il soggiorno ancora più piacevole con la sua gentilezza ed i suoi consigli sui ristoranti.
Un'ottima scelta per chi cerca comfort, pulizia e una posizione strategica a Bergamo!
(Translated by Google) I stayed at the B&B In Centro Charme in Via D’Alzano Lombardo in Bergamo and the experience was decidedly positive. The location is one of its main strengths: very central, a few steps from the Lower Town and conveniently connected to the Upper Town via the funicular or a pleasant walk. Ideal for both those visiting Bergamo for tourism and those traveling for work.
The structure is cared for in the smallest details, with an elegant and refined style that conveys a sense of welcome and warmth. The rooms are spacious, very clean and tastefully furnished; the bed very comfortable, and I particularly appreciated the tranquility of the environment despite the central location.
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Ho soggiornato presso il B&B In Centro Charme in Via D’Alzano Lombardo a Bergamo e l’esperienza è stata decisamente positiva. La posizione è uno dei suoi punti di forza principali: centralissima, a pochi passi dalla Città Bassa e comodamente collegata alla Città Alta tramite la funicolare o una piacevole passeggiata. Ideale sia per chi visita Bergamo per turismo sia per chi viaggia per lavoro.
La struttura è curata nei minimi dettagli, con uno stile elegante e raffinato che trasmette un senso di accoglienza e calore. Le camere sono spaziose, pulitissime e arredate con gusto; il letto molto comodo, e ho apprezzato particolarmente la tranquillità dell’ambiente nonostante la posizione centrale.
Via Guglielmo D'Alzano, 4, 24122 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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Museum
Historical landmark
Cittadella Viscontea, located in the heart of Bergamo, was strategically built as a defense against enemy attacks and as a stronghold in times of civil unrest. It served as a reminder of the power held by the ruling Visconti family, who governed Bergamo from 1332 to 1428. Today, this historic site has transformed into a charming square within Citta Alta, still preserving remnants of its rich past.
(Translated by Google) The Visconti Citadel of Bergamo is a historic fortress located in the Upper Town. Built in the 14th century at the behest of the Viscontis, the Citadel represented and represents an important defensive and military structure.
This fortress, located in a strategic position, was a key element for the defense of the city. Over the centuries, the Visconti Citadel has undergone various modifications and transformations. Currently, it hosts cultural events, exhibitions and temporary events. Inside, it is possible to visit the Military Historical Museum which displays armour, ancient weapons and historical documents, offering an immersion in the military history of the region.
It is also an important historical site of relevance, which in addition to maintaining its historical importance, also offers spaces for cultural and entertainment activities, attractive to visitors who wish to learn more about the history of the city.
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La Cittadella Viscontea di Bergamo è una fortezza storica situata in Città Alta. Costruita nel XIV secolo per volere dei Visconti, la Cittadella rappresentava e rappresenta un’importante struttura difensiva e militare.
Questa fortezza, posta in una posizione strategica, costituiva un elemento chiave per la difesa della città. Nel corso dei secoli, la Cittadella Viscontea ha subito varie modifiche e trasformazioni. Attualmente, ospita eventi culturali, mostre e manifestazioni temporanee. Al suo interno, è possibile visitare il Museo Storico Militare che espone armature, armi antiche e documenti storici, offrendo un’immersione nella storia militare della regione.
E’, inoltre un importante sito storico di rilevanza, che oltre a conservare la sua importanza storica, offre anche spazi per attività culturali e di intrattenimento, attrattive per i visitatori che desiderano conoscere meglio la storia della città.
Andrea C — Google review
(Translated by Google) The Cittadella Viscontea is a historic fortification located in the Upper Town of Bergamo. Built in the 14th century at the behest of Bernabò Visconti, it had the aim of consolidating the Visconti family's control over the city and defending it from possible enemy attacks or internal revolts.  
The original structure included a complex of fortified buildings, including the Hospitium Magnum, intended to house the military garrison, and numerous towers, such as the Torre della Campanella, still visible today at the entrance to the citadel.
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La Cittadella Viscontea è una storica fortificazione situata nella Città Alta di Bergamo. Edificata nel XIV secolo per volere di Bernabò Visconti, aveva lo scopo di consolidare il controllo della famiglia Visconti sulla città e di difenderla da eventuali attacchi nemici o rivolte interne.  
La struttura originaria comprendeva un complesso di edifici fortificati, tra cui l’Hospitium Magnum, destinato a ospitare la guarnigione militare, e numerose torri, come la Torre della Campanella, ancora oggi visibile all’ingresso della cittadella.
(Translated by Google) This enormous space is located in the upper part of Bergamo and today is home to the Museo Civico Archeologico and Museo di Scienze Naturali. The Torre Campanella and the portico are beautiful.
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Si trova nella parte alta di Bergamo questo enorme spazio che oggi è sede del Museo Civico Archeologico e Museo di Scienze Naturali. Bellissima la Torre Campanella ed il porticato presente.
(Translated by Google) The Citadel of Bergamo is a complex of buildings forming a quadrangular fortress. It harks back to the era of Visconti rule over the city, with its pointed-arch portico, the Bell Tower at the entrance, and the Adalberto Tower outside. The Citadel houses the Civic Archaeological Museum, which preserves artifacts ranging from prehistory to the Lombard period.
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La cittadella di Bergamo è un complesso di edifici, che formano una fortezza quadrangolare. Essa ricorda l'epoca del dominio visconteo sulla città, con il portico ad archi ogivali, la Torre della campanella all'ingresso e, all'esterno, la Torre di Adalberto. All'interno della cittadella è ospitato il Museo civico archeologico, che conserva reperti che spaziano dalla preistoria alla dominazione longobarda.
(Translated by Google) The Visconti Citadel or Firma fides or Hospitium Magnum is a square-shaped space enclosed by buildings, and is located in the upper part of the city of Bergamo fortified by the Viscontis for their defense. The structure, made up of various buildings, underwent many changes and became public property in the 20th century, home to the Civic Archaeological Museum and the “Enrico Caffi” Natural Sciences Museum.
The citadel was accessible in its upper part from the upper Pantano Gate of which there is no trace because it was demolished, but the lower Pantano Gate remains accessible, in the vicinity of which the mammoth tusks were found, then placed in the museum. The gate is located in the southern part of Piazza Mascheroni and connected it with Via Borgo Canale.
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La Cittadella viscontea o Firma fides o Hospitium Magnum è uno spazio dalla forma quadrata racchiuso da fabbricati, e si trova nella parte alta della città di Bergamo fortificata dai Visconti a loro difesa. La struttura formata da diversi corpi di fabbrica, subì molti rimaneggiamenti diventando di proprietà pubblica nel XX secolo, sede del Museo Civico Archeologico e del Museo di Scienze Naturali “Enrico Caffi”.
La cittadella era accessibile nella sua parte superiore dalla Porta del Pantano superiore di cui non si ha traccia perché demolita, rimane invece accessibile la Porta del Pantano inferiore, nelle cui vicinanze erano state trovate le zanne di mammut, poi poste nel museo. La porta si trova nella parte sud di piazza Mascheroni e la collegava con via Borgo Canale.
(Translated by Google) Visited on 09/13/2025 on a group trip for an evening at the Donizetti theater. Masterfully accompanied by the local guide, we began the mini tour of Bergamo Alta from this square. A fortified citadel with visible symbols of the Visconti and Venice.
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Vista in data 13/09/2025 in gita in comitiva per una serata a teatro Donizetti.Magistralmente accompagnati dalla guida locale ,abbiamo iniziato il mini tour a Bergamo Alta da questa piazza .Cittadella fortificata con visibili i simboli dei Visconti e di Venezia
(Translated by Google) A very beautiful historic citadel with a beautiful courtyard. On one of the four sides, parts of historic murals are still preserved.
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Eine sehr schöne historische Zitadelle mit einem wunderschönen Innenhof. An einer der vier Seiten sind noch historische Wandbilder in Teilen erhalten.
(Translated by Google) An interesting complex of buildings. We were there after dark, and it was even more impressive. 👍🇮🇹
(Original)
Ciekawy kompleks budynków. Byliśmy tam po zmroku i robiło to jeszcze większe wrażenie. 👍🇮🇹
Bus station
Bergamo Central Bus Station Bartolomeo Bono is a convenient transportation hub that connects the city to major destinations in Italy. Situated near the city center, it provides easy access to and from places like Milan and Brescia. Travelers can rely on this well-connected station for their journey to and from Bergamo.
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John H — Google review
Feel very unsafe here. If you are a girl, don’t come here alone because there are literally 50 something men smoking weed here as I’m writing this review
Just terrible station. Tried to go to the toilet which costs 0,50 Eur cents. Just coins, no card, no paper money. I had just 0.45 Eur cents with me, other cents were 1cent, 2 cent coins which "kind wc lady" did not approved. So I was not allowed to use the restroom after 3,5 hours bus journey. It is inhumane, tragic. Viva Italia - they really love tourists, I really want to go back :)
Really disappointed that the bus station for this beautiful bellisima city is so..."seedy"!
Flixbus does leave from here but the concept of platform is very arbitrary here, just stand by the wall...
Very dirty and needs a new look. No indications anywhere and doesn't feel safe.
Not very clean, some people could treat customers better
If you're getting flixbus it's important to know that they don't go to a numbered bus stand, they stay on the left of the bus station area. I was confused, flixbus shared 2 different locations through their app and ticket. Luckily there was a woman on info desk to help me when I asked. Facilities are pretty good, toilets. Cafes. Nowhere near enough seating for all the people who suddenly need these buses. Loads of students appear at end of day, it gets crowded and chaotic.
(Translated by Google) Bergamo bus station, where several buses depart (both scheduled and non-scheduled, including Flixbus).
The station, where tickets are sold, closes early, but buses still run.
On Sunday evenings, in the middle of August, it's a desolation.
There aren't very respectable people around; I recommend being careful!
There are plenty of seats on the platforms.
Adjacent to the bus station is a large, multi-story covered parking lot.
It's located in front of the train station.
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Stazione degli autobus di Bergamo, dal quale partono diversi autobus (di linea e non, tra cui flixbus).
La stazione, dove vendono i biglietti, chiude presto mentre gli autobus circolano comunque.
Alla domenica sera, in pieno agosto, è una desolazione.
Non girano persone molto raccomandabili, consiglio di fare attenzione!
Ci sono numerosi posti a sedere nelle banchine.
Adiacente all'autostazione vi è un grande parcheggio coperto, a più piani.
Si trova davanti alla stazione dei treni.
24121 Bergamo BG, Italy•
Auto broker
Car dealer
Car leasing service
Car rental agency
"Eco Cars Only" is a convenient option for travelers who prefer driving to Bergamo. The A4 motorway provides easy access to major Italian cities like Milan and Venice. Additionally, car rental services are available at the airport for added convenience. Customers have praised the professionalism and helpfulness of the staff, making it a recommended choice for car rentals in the area.
(Translated by Google) I turned to Alessandro to rent my first car... what can I say, I was lucky! He was able to advise me and followed me through all phases with great professionalism!
It took a little patience for delivery but it finally arrived
Super recommended! Thanks Ale!
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Mi sono rivolta ad Alessandro per il noleggio della mia prima macchina… che dire sono stata fortunata! Mi ha saputo consigliare e mi ha seguita in tutte le fasi con grande professionalità!
C’è voluta un po’ di pazienza per la consegna ma alla fine è arrivata
Super consigliato! Grazie Ale!
Siria C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Excellent service, the consultant Mr. Bellani followed me in every phase of the process, from the choice of the car to the delivery and even after delivery. Truly surprised by the professionalism and seriousness that is not so obvious to find today. Highly recommended!
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Servizio eccellente, il consulente sig. Bellani mi ha seguito in ogni fase del processo, dalla scelta della vettura fino alla consegna e anche nel post consegna. Veramente sorpreso dalla professionalità e serietà che oggi non è così scontato trovare. Consigliatissimo!
(Translated by Google) I rented a car for a period, even though I had to wait a moment to receive it, the car arrived in perfect condition.
Owner very kind and helpful
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Ho noleggiato un auto per un periodo, anche se ho dovuto aspettarla un attimo per riceverla , l’auto è arrivata in condizioni perfette.
Titolare molto gentile e disponibile
(Translated by Google) Professionalism and courtesy, Alessandro was fantastic in assisting me to find a rental car, with which I am fully satisfied.
I recommend eco cars to anyone who needs a reliable vehicle.
(Original)
Professionalità e cortesia, Alessandro è stato fantastico nell’assistermi a trovare una macchina a noleggio, di cui sono pienamente soddisfatto.
Raccomando eco cars a chiunque necessiti di un veicolo affidabile.
(Translated by Google) I contacted Eco Cars for a rental request, I found it so good that I concluded the remote deal with delivery to the dealer closest to me. Alessandro was very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful, he patiently followed me step by step. Thanks Ale see you next time!!
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Ho contattato Eco Cars per una richiesta di noleggio, mi sono trovato talmente bene che ho concluso l'affare a distanza con consegna nel concessionario più vicino a me. Alessandro è stato molto cordiale, preparato e disponibile, mi ha seguito pazientemente passo dopo passo. Grazie Ale alla prossima !!
(Translated by Google) Despite my reticence to buy a used car, he gave me a gem of a car that exceeded expectations. Thanks to Alessandro for the professionalism and kindness shown. I highly recommend this shopping experience. Elena
(Original)
Nonostante la mia reticenza ad acquistare macchina usata, mi ha consegnato un gioiellino di macchina al di sopra delle aspettative. Un grazie a Alessandro per la professionalità e gentilezza dimostrata. Consiglio vivamente questa esperienza di acquisto. Elena
(Translated by Google) It took time to deliver, that's the reason for the 4 stars; but as availability, transparency and correctness 5 are not enough. Super informed and professional!
(Original)
Ci è voluto tempo per la consegna, ecco il motivo delle 4 stelle; ma come disponibilità, trasparenza e correttezza non ne bastano 5. Super informato e professionale!
(Translated by Google) I contacted this eco-car dealer because I was interested in purchasing a hybrid car that I couldn't find.
In a short time he managed to get me several offers. One at an excellent price available abroad and it arrived within a month!!
THANK YOU !
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Ho contattato questo concessionario di auto ecologiche perché interessato all'acquisto di un'auto ibrida che non riuscivo a trovare.
In poco tempo è riuscito a farmi avere diverse offerte. Una ad un ottimo prezzo disponibile all'estero e in un mese è arrivata!!
GRAZIE !
Via Sant'Elisabetta, 3, 24121 Bergamo BG, Italy•
Playground
Giardino Palazzo Frizzoni, also known as Playground, is a popular spot for families in the Lower City. Located on Via Francesco Crispi, this playground offers entertainment for toddlers with its slides and swings. The abundance of trees provides ample shade for visitors to enjoy. Access to the playground is through Palazzo Frizzoni, making it a convenient and enjoyable destination for families looking to spend quality time together outdoors.
Slide. Swings. Playground. Lots of trees means lots of shade.
Emma C — Google review
(Translated by Google) A nice playground for all ages!
(Original)
Хубава площадка за всяка възраст!
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Town square
Piazza del Duomo is the bustling centerpiece of the city, boasting an impressive array of architectural marvels including the Cathedral, Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, Colleoni Chapel, and the Baptistery. This monumental square is a must-visit for those seeking to immerse themselves in the rich history and stunning beauty of the city's religious and cultural heritage.
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Social services organization
Cooperativa Yellow Boat offers a convenient way to reach Bergamo, especially for travelers coming from other Italian cities without direct boat routes. By taking a ferry to a nearby coastal city and then continuing the journey by other means of transportation, visitors can easily access Bergamo with the help of this cooperative.
Via M. Buonarroti, 20, 24020 Gorle BG, Italy•
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Museum
Sights & Landmarks
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Historic Sites
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Rocca di Bergamo is a striking 14th-century fortress situated on the hill of Sant'Eufemia in Bergamo's upper town. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the Alps. The fortress houses a section of the city's history museum, providing an intriguing look into Bergamo's rich past. Visitors can explore remnants from the city's military history while strolling through the grounds.
This is La Rocca, a beautiful open air museum from Bergamo. 🇮🇹
This place is full of history (mostly monuments from WW2, even a tank that was well-kept).
Some of the writings you'll find here tell stories from famous battles which took place between 1939 - 1945 (The Battle of El Alamein, Egypt, being one of them).
If you're visiting Bergamo for the first time, don't miss out this great tourist attraction. Believe me, it is stunning. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Mario-Liviu G — Google review
Good place to rest and enjoy some pleasant views over the city of Bergamo (new town) and the mountains around it.
Favorite spot in Bergamo. Perfect for nice and a quiet walk. It gives great view of old and new town. BUT BE CAREFUL, IT CLOSES AT 9 PM. We got locked inside the park together with a few more tourists because we weren't aware if this. Luckily, guard let us out a few moments after and then took off in his car.
The fortress is super nice and the views are amazing and definitely worth it. But the museum inside will be useless for you if you don't speak Italian. There isn't a single English text in there.
Nice views, the museum is ok but small. You wouldn’t miss much by just visiting the area around the main building.
Really nice place,park surrounding the fortress offers beautiful view. We recommend to go to the top of the tower,it is so beatiful up there
Wonderful view over the city of Bergamo. So make sure you walk on the top wall of the fortress. In the Park aroud the fortress you do find military memory stones. We didn't visit the museum but just for the view it was worth it.
Great views on the top of the tower. Otherwise very empty museum
Piazzale Brigata Legnano, 16, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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Park
Nature & Parks
Trucca Park is the largest park in Bergamo Town and offers a serene green space with grassy picnic areas, exercise equipment, a pond, and hiking paths. It's an ideal spot for a peaceful day out where you can enjoy walking, running, or simply relaxing with a picnic. The park is well-maintained and features clean facilities including toilets. Visitors can also find areas for dogs to play and children to enjoy games.
Perfect for jogging, there is also a public “gym” to harm up. There is kids playground and a pet friendly environment
Helian G — Google review
Part of the park was closed for construction when I went but it was still beautiful. Trails to walk around and benches to sit. I went on earth day so I may be biased.
A pleasant and quiet place. There are lots of benches and trees where you can sit in the shade and hide from the sun. I really like this place. You can also enjoy a nice view of the mountains.
It's beautiful big park probably biggest in Bergamo. There are ducks in the central lake!
A large area for walking outdoors. It also has a more open area with good sunlight. It has playgrounds, a picnic area, and plenty of space to fly kites. It also has a snack bar.
Beautiful park. For relax or run; take sun or just walk .
Unfortunately after rain there are some puddle in the way and is difficult to go ahead
You can do a sun bath there, it's chill and very clean to spend a weekend evening
Large park with lots of plants and a bar open during summer
Via Martin Luther King, 100, 24127 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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Open air museum
Nature & Parks
Gardens
Nestled above the upper part of Bergamo, the Bergamo Botanical Garden "Lorenzo Rota" is a charming and modest botanical garden established in 1972. With over 900 plant species, it offers a peaceful escape from the bustling city below. Despite its small size, it provides a delightful opportunity for a leisurely stroll surrounded by nature and offers stunning views of the surroundings. The well-designed pathways allow visitors to closely admire the diverse plants on display.
Very lovely little hidden gem in Bergamo. As a plant enthousiast, I would say this my favourite place in the whole city.
Lotte V — Google review
After visiting La Marianna we went to see the botanical garden. It is located on the hill with many stairs to get up there. So not a place for people having difficulties walking!
The garden is nice with many places to sit and rest, and enjoy the view of the city. There is also a public toilet available (clean). Many different plants but not that many flowers.
Very nice, not too big so you can see it quickly and it’s not far away from the main tourist areas
Garden is nice, however it is quite small and simply not very interesting compared to other botanical gardens. It is nice for a short visit if it is on your way, but not a necessary stop during your visit in Bergamo.
I walked to from the lower town to Città Alta, my mind went to “I wonder what’s up the hill”. What a quaint garden with beautiful views. A really nice place to look at if you’re into botanics and want something a little bit different.
I found that I had the place all to myself and made me wonder if many tourists know of this place? It’s not grand but it doesn’t need to be, it’s a nice place to visit for some nature and peace.
Best place near Bergamo for escape and have a botanic culture
Magical small garden with wonderful view on the city.
True retreat
Absolutely stunning, with so much to see and learn from! Definitely the best place to go touch some grass and reconnect with nature.
Scaletta Colle Aperto, 24129 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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Indoor playground
Nature & Parks
Amusement center
Amusement park
Fantabosco, situated at Via Luigi Tadini, 21, is an indoor amusement park designed for families with young children. The park features play areas with swings, slides, and various games for kids while also offering spaces for adults to relax, read, and access the internet. Additionally, there's a bar/pizzeria serving fixed-price pizza rounds and ample seating. It's a well-structured place where children can have safe fun.
Great playground for young kids (3-10 years of age) at a reasonable price (6-8€). Would definitely recommend this place, as it was very quiet slightly after it opened at 3pm on a weekday... There is also a good offer of drinks and snacks, which were not that expensive.
Harald C — Google review
Really nice place for kids
Clean, big open spaces, bar serving much needed alcohol 👌
They didn't let us in 40 minutes before closing :(
Splendid
Cool
TOP!
(Translated by Google) We celebrated our son's birthday here. It was beautiful! The kids had a blast. The playground is well-equipped and very clean. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It's a great place to celebrate birthdays! Recommended!
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Abbiamo festeggiato qui il compleanno di nostro figlio. Era bellissimo! I bambini si sono divertiti molto. Il parco giochi è ben attrezzato e molto pulito. Il personale è molto cordiale e disponibile. Il posto è ottimo per festeggiare i compleanni! Consigliato!
Via Luigi Tadini, 21, 24126 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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National reserve
Nature & Parks
Park
Wildlife refuge
Nearly 5,000 hectares of protected green space with rolling hills, woods & meadows, plus trails.
one of the best place ever went
George Y — Google review
A free open and wild space where you can relax hiking, trekking or discovering nature, just a few km from the city.
Amazing place near the city, surrounded by nature and well-kept.
For those people who are not ready to venture in the mountains, this place is a good alternative.
There are a few picnic areas.
I suggest to go in Spring for the fantastic experience of blossoming flowers along the paths.
Beautiful parc full of nature and animals at the beginning of the Orobie Alps.
Trek Untrained approves!
(Translated by Google) An immense expanse of trees, to feel you, that autumn air that makes everything more beautiful! Routes with indications and various difficulties!!!
(Original)
Un immensa distesa di alberi, di sentirti, quell'aria autunnale che rende tutto più bello! Percorsi con indicazioni e varie difficoltà!!!
(Translated by Google) Ideal for those who don't want to leave the city too far and stay in nature. The walking trails are well-marked, though less so for mountain bike trails. Easy access from various points.
In short, you forget you're in the city.
I'm a little disappointed that they decided to pave the route.
From Bergamo, I drove to Almè, and from there, you connect to the Brembo cycle path, only taking a short stretch on the road.
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Ideale per chi non vuole spostarsi troppo dalla città e rimanere nella natura. Percorsi pedonali ben segnalati un po’ meno per quelli mtb. Accessi semplici da diversi punti.
In breve ci si dimentica di essere in città.
Mi spiace un po’ che abbiano deciso di asfaltare il percorso
Da Bergamo sono arrivata fino ad Almè e da qui ci si collega alla ciclabile del brembo facendo solo un piccolo tratto su strada
(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful park, gives freshness in summer. Ideal for peaceful walks, cycling, jogs. Pretty wild and no crowded times. For those who love greenery and the sounds of nature, the place deserves a few hours, regularly.
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È un bellissimo parco, dona freschezza in estate. Ideale per delle camminate in tranquillità, per ciclismo, corsette. Abbastanza selvaggio e in nessun periodo affollato. Per chi ama il verde ed i suoni della natura, il luogo merita qualche oretta, regolarmente.
(Translated by Google) From the summit of Canto Alto, after a pleasant hour's walk through the woods, the view opens up over the Bergamo plain on one side and the Orobie mountains (and beyond) on the other.
The trails are well-maintained and well-marked.
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Dalla vetta del Canto Alto dopo una bella camminata di un'oretta nel bosco si apre il panorama sulla pianura bergamasca da un lato e sulle Orobie (e non solo) dall'altro.
Sentieri in ordine e ben segnati.
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Park
Nature & Parks
Redona Park, also known as Parco Turani Redona, is a lovely and spacious park located on the outskirts of northwest Bergamo. It offers plenty of green spaces, cozy alleys, and a large grassy area ideal for picnics and relaxation. The park features children's playgrounds, public fountains, and shaded benches for visitors to enjoy. It's a perfect spot to unwind, soak up the sun, and spend quality time with family.
So beautiful 😍
Maneesha — Google review
Nice atmosphere, good for children.
Great for both dog and child. The park enjoys a notably civilised clientele, who demonstrate both courtesy and tolerance towards well behaved dogs enjoying time off lead.
Lovely park in Redona,near Bergamo City Centre. The park is full of green spaces and right in the middle lies a huge grass surface which is perfect to chill in during sunny days.
On top of that, you can also find children playgrounds, public fountains and benches in the shadow.
Refurbished park northwest of the city
great plate for a picnic and enjoy with our children
Wide and clean park in Bergamo with plenty of activity to do for all ages
most beautiful park in Bergamo .
Via Montello, 24124 Bergamo BG, Italy•
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