We visited the gallery on a Sunday and it wasn't very busy. The staff is very friendly and offers explanations about the museum's tour and the main works of art. There are some interesting paintings by Raphael, Boticelli, Canaletto and other well-known masters, but there are also other spectacular paintings that are less well-known. This gallery is worth a visit if you are in Bergamo.

Spent the best part of a day here, enjoying many wonderful paintings and sculptures There wasn't enough time to see everything in detail but we felt that we'd had our money's worth. There was a restaurant, small cafe and a green space (PwC gardens) open to the public so keep your tickets hand if you go there as you need them to get back into the museum.

Accademia Carrara – calm, elegant, and truly impressive Note: Large bags are not allowed inside, but there’s a secure locker area at the entrance. The lockers are spacious enough to fit a full backpack – I’ve added a photo for reference. Visited without a reservation – tickets were easy to get on site. The gallery is beautifully curated and not too crowded, offering space to enjoy the art in peace. The collection spans from early Renaissance to 19th-century masters, including works by Botticelli, Raphael, Mantegna, and Bellini. Expect mostly paintings, with a few sculptures and decorative pieces. The atmosphere is refined, the lighting is great, and the building itself adds to the experience. Highly recommended if you're into classical art and need a break from tourist noise.

Beautiful gallery that is definitely worth visiting during your stay in Bergamo.

It was a surprise! The gallery is extremely rich with invaluable exhibits and represents all the art eras. 10/10 fully recommended.

Wonderful art museum for painting lovers. We took cover there from the rain and spent a few beautiful hours. They feature Hayez, Botticelli, and Raphael. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Great temporary exhibitions as well.

A visit to the Accademia Carrara was a must for me. I had a lot of fun, I saw interesting things I had never seen before and learned lots of information about such old works of art.

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!

Rome - Italy 🇮🇹 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 ♥️🫶🏻

The church literally amazes with its interior! Every element of the interior design attracts the eye, and the more you look, the more you notice different small details. Particularly impressive are the paintings on the ceiling and arches, as if the artists' goal was to use every centimeter of space. The entrance fee is 5 euros, but just one glance for me was enough to buy a ticket without hesitation. I highly recommend visiting!

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.

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. (Original) 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. (Original) 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

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.

Such a great and calm place, i really enjoyed it. Got a chance to visit an oldest caffe in Bergamo there, I would gladly go back there again.

🎫 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.

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.

Loved the views so peaceful ☺️

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.

Didn't visit the museum but the grounds are beautiful with stunning views across the city and mountains.

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 😊

The best restaurant I have been to for a while. Make sure you come early or book as it gets busy... even in October. Fabulous wine selection and menu options.

A typical tourist restaurant. The food was average, and there was no flexibility to order anything outside of the set menu. At least they managed to bring us tomatoes and mozzarella separately, as they weren’t able to prepare a Caprese salad. The pasta wasn’t bad, the most delicious one was the lobster pasta. However, the most disappointing part was that they added an extra bottle of wine to our bill, which we neither ordered nor drank. When we pointed out that we had only one bottle, they corrected the bill without any issues. Still, it left us with a slightly uncomfortable feeling, as it could have been an honest mistake or something less innocent. The only truly enjoyable aspect was the beautiful garden and its pleasant atmosphere.

Great local food. We had for apetisers au eroine which was not so reat and 16 year old prosciuto with bread and cheese - very tasty! Maine course we had the răzbit with polenta and ravioli👌

Great ambiance, food was served hot, delicious and great wine suggested by staff

Very nice atmosphere, kind helpful staff and tasteful traditional Italian food. Highly recommended.

We ate here for my husband’s birthday. Food was excellent. Great appetizers and bread. Prices were also fair. Service was not great as they completely forgot to prepare my father’s food and everyone else’s plate arrived at different times, which meant none of us actually ate at the same time. We had high expectations for this restaurant and unfortunately the service did not live up to them.

Excellent service, awesome food, very nice Ambiente. Very cool experience

A lot of local people - that’s sign worth it. Very good drinks, amazing view outside (garden), pizza it’s the best in Bergamo, staff very good and doing very well service. Highly recommended. The restaurant filled up in 10 minutes into a full garden of local people. You need visit that if you wanna eat amazing good and have good service and perfect staff.

Very busy spot for dinner special at the weekend. Reservation was needed. We have ordered Rabit with polenta, beef with polenta and two pizzas + bottle of red wine and 2 Coca Cola paid around 80 euros with coperto. We didn’t have to wait long for our order. Everything was tasty. Portion was not to big. If you order only one dish (no starters) you might be a little bit hungry but then you have a space for dessert so overall is good👍

We have the impression that the waiters are bored and seemed to be angry with customers and foreigns. Food was fine, price is fair and we were pleased to be acomodated at the garden. Recommendations: - casoncelli (vegetarian) - mushrooms and some sort of museline Add: a half jug of wine of the house (4 servings) Also, the chicken a la milanesa was taste and fresh

Arrived in Bergamo and had to try this place despite a couple of dodgy reviews. Walked in about 6pm and were immediately sat at a nice table. My family and I had a fantastic time. Great food (the steak was awesome!), really friendly staff who were helpful on food and wine selections and great fun. We were sat upstairs and we all commented how good the acoustics were for conversation at the table in a reasonably full restaurant by the time we left at about 9:30pm. As for the slightly negative reviews on here… Hey everyone has an off day, don’t let that put you off this great establishment. Cost wise… €170 for 4 people having 2-3 courses each, soft drinks and a decent bottle of local wine to complement the steak. We felt that was very reasonable considering the quality of the experience. We could easily have dined there without deserts and the alcoholic beverages for well under €100

Great restaurant at citta alta with a lot of local products. They offer a variety of local cuisine, beer, wines, pizza and sweets. When we went it was packed and had quite a wait time, so it was a good thing we had a reservation in advance. The dishes were great and the pizza was very light.

Recommended by an Italian friend — and it certainly didn’t disappoint! Located in the medieval heart of Bergamo, in a building that once housed an ancient monastery later converted into a prison, Il Circolino di Città Alta offers cozy, atmospheric spaces that make for a truly memorable dining experience. We enjoyed an exquisite Italian lunch, with each dish beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. The pizzas were light and crispy, while the Caprese salad featured ripe, juicy tomatoes and a whole mozzarella, perfectly seasoned with fresh herbs. Very reasonably priced. The waiting staff were attentive and polite throughout. A wonderful spot — I’d definitely recommend visiting when in Bergamo!

An elegant restaurant to experience İtalian and Lombardian cuisine. Menu has a variety of meals, desserts and drinks with high quality and delicious taste. Prices are also reasonable. Highly suggested.

We stayed in Bergamo for 3 days and visited this restaurant every single day. The service is the best we have ever experienced. One waiter in particular is a true professional in his field. He remembered that we had been there before and, even though we were seated in a different area that he wasn’t serving, he came over to check if everything was alright and if we needed anything. We felt truly cared for, the food arrived incredibly quickly, and they have an amazingly tasty sparkling white wine. Highly recommended – if you are in Bergamo, this is an absolute must-visit!

Usually don’t do negative reviews, but this was quite disappointed experience. Visiting on Saturday for lunch, only main menu available which is understandable. Food arrived quick, but have to wait for a waiter to place the order in empty restaurant. Carbonara was just egg with spaghetti, rest from recipe was missing. Some shredded parmigiana (which was forgotten when food arrived) made it taste a bit better.

A lovely place, nice staff, and delicious generous dishes. The pizza was just amazing.

A nice traditional Italian restaurant. The waiter recommended to start with a spaghetti with tomato sauce, which was nice. I always go for a spaghetti as first dish. The second dish, I wanted an italian beef salad but the waiter recommended a beef dish with an Irish name. I didnt know it came with french fries. I am not in Italy for french fries so that was really a bad choice. The beef itself was ok, but I have tasted so good beef in Italy that this was a really disappointment. Thats why I only give 3 stars here.

We loved this place. Staff was friendly and attentive, and so welcoming. We were greeted with a welcome drink and snack, the fresh bread was fabulous and the balsamic vinegar was the best we had in Italy. We had a Caprese salad which was great, and a seafood pizza, which was only so-so. I blame myself for not asking the waiter for a recommendation ( I had been dreaming of a seafood pizza); the food served around us looked and smelled wonderful and got thumbs up and raves from nearby customers. (The bread with balsamic and olive oil was so good I didn’t care about the pizza!) Treated to a limoncello after dinner. Wish we’d had a chance to return.

Busy place. Really good food and quick and polite service. Must try.

Great place to eat tasty food and for a reasonable price. We were also nicely surprised by a welcome drink&snack and farewell drink👨🏻‍🍳 Nothing to complain about.

I recently dined at Lalimentari and had a fantastic experience. The standout dish was the pasta with porcini mushrooms—rich, earthy, and perfectly cooked. The flavors were well-balanced, with the mushrooms bringing a deep, savory note that paired wonderfully with the freshness of the pasta. I also had the aged dry ham, which was delicately sliced and full of robust flavor. It had just the right amount of saltiness and a melt-in-the-mouth texture that showed its quality. To complement the meal, I ordered a glass of wine recommended by the staff. It paired beautifully with both the pasta and the ham, enhancing the overall experience. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and the ambiance of the restaurant was warm and inviting, with a rustic yet refined charm. Overall, Lalimentari delivered an authentic and satisfying Italian dining experience. I would definitely return and recommend it to anyone looking for quality food and a cozy atmosphere.

I had dinner at Lalimentari in Bergamo and honestly, it blew me away. Everything I tried was spot-on and full of flavor. I started with the local cold cuts and cheese platter — all from Bergamo and the surrounding region. The meats were rich and well-cured, the cheeses were perfectly aged and balanced, and the crunchy crackers added that perfect texture contrast. You could really taste the quality and the care that went into choosing every single product. Then I had the ravioli-style pasta from Bergamo, covered in a pool of melted butter and sprinkled with Parmigiano. Simple? Yes. Boring? Absolutely not. It was rich, comforting, and packed with flavor — every bite felt like classic Italian comfort food done right. The staff, very nice and super polite! Big up The setting was relaxed and local, and everything tasted authentic without trying too hard. This is one of those places you hope to stumble upon when traveling — and I’m glad I did. Five stars, no question.

I went to this restaurant with my girlfriend and two other couples. My friends quite like the food but our dishes weren't of the quaility I'd expected. The Bergamo-styled rabbit was dry and had too many bones for my taste. Pasta was good but I'd tried better ones. Having a chance to be at the main square at the centre of the old town was really pleasant as we listened to local musicians. At the end of the night we had to wait for 30 minutes until we finally got the bill and paid as waiters were quite slow.

I believe this is the best restaurant in Bergamo. I stayed in the city for three days and came back here every single day because the food was delicious, the atmosphere was beautiful, and the prices were very reasonable. Everything was fresh, full of flavor, and served with great care. It truly felt like the heart of Bergamo’s hospitality.

There was no waiting for a table even though the restaurant is always full, the service is excellent, the waiters are very helpful, the prices are high for the amount you get. If you sit outside the restaurant, the atmosphere is great because the restaurant is located on the square itself, while the inside of the restaurant exudes history and creates an additional atmosphere and ambiance while tasting the dishes of that region.

The carbonara was only warm, the taste was average. The guanciale was not crispy, but completely hard, there was little sauce. The lasagna was very strangely prepared and had a poor taste.

We came by accident to hide quickly from the rain, a bit scared it will be a tourist trap, but we were nicely impressed - food was really good and portions were fullfilling, everything was aesthetically served. Polenta was soft and tasty, perfectly combined with cheese and ragù. Ravioli excellent, burro con salvia was full of taste. Service was kind, a bit disorganised, probably cause of amount of guests. Beautiful location, amazing local meals, I highly recommend! 🍝

Great service and great vegan options! We were happy to find a traditional Italian ristorante that offers a variety of vegan options. It’s not listed on the menu but the staff helped out! 😊 Till now we ate the bruschetta with Tomate, the spaghetti pomodoro, we love the insalata mista but our highlight is the vegan polenta option! 🙏

Good pizza and with options to have it gluten-free and with lactose free mozzarella. Not many pizza places have both options. Service was okay,had the impression that the waitress was going to say no to my wife when she asked to have her pizza cut for her. She eventually took my wife’s pizza back to the kitchen to have it sliced up but she gave the impression that she was reluctant to do it. Not sure why but it’s a simple request. Not sure I would go back to this restaurant.

I had fast friendly service with a smile and was offered a table inside or out. The traditional pasta was excellent, cooked perfect and tasted amazing! Such a nice atmosphere at evening

Very nice restaurant, staff and location. We were looking for a genuine Italian pizza experience. I was a little disappointed, I was expecting for more flavors then a could find. The pizza was ok.

amazing place! Food is unique and portions are large, reasonable prices and they serve pasta with a cup of extra parmesan😍😍🇮🇹

You like good food and classics.. Don't look no further.... Great food ln a fantastic place...

Everything that we ordered was delicious. The beer selection is good. My linguini with sea food looks very good, but some of the food needs to be cleaned from shells. It wasn't so comfortable and you need napkins. The tables are very close each others. Overall I could come back and will recommend to my friends.

My husband and I researched restaurants in Bergamo before we left the UK. We came across this delightful restaurant online and called to book a table on the terrace for the evening we arrived. Well, what can we say! It delivered beyond our expectations in every way. We took the funicular railway and a few steps from the terminal & we had arrived at the restaurant with its outstanding view and twinkling lights. It was such a pretty setting. The buzz from the people dining on the terrace was just lovely, and we received exceptional service from the staff. Nothing was too much trouble and they were very friendly too. The menu choices were amazing, and the food was incredible! Every dish had flavours that set your taste buds going. We had a lovely rose wine recommended by their wine waiter, which did not disappoint. All in all, we had a truly wonderful evening, and we will treasure our memories of our time spent here. Highly recommended. Pay a visit when in Bergamo, you will not be disappointed!

We found out about this place from the Michelin guide and this was actually a second visit. We went in without a reservation and the staff were super accommodating. The food is so good, it has a familiar feel, like good ol' homecooked meals but with a special twist. I especially enjoyed the pumpkin appetizer, the carbonara and the truffle pasta. Not to mention the pittoresque setting which was so cozy in a rainy day.

Attended for lunch 21/05/25. Beautiful restaurant with stunning views. We sat outside as it was warm and the views were tremendous. Staff were very attentive and the food was lovely. Highly recommend

Had an excellent dinner here Aug 31st. It was hard to choose whether to sit inside or outside as the inside is so beautiful, and the outdoor view is amazing. Excellent young lady server took care of us and the food was amazing. Grazie.

One of the best experiences I ever had in Italy, amazing food, great staff. I would totally recommend this eating journey. We got here by accident just visiting Bergamo after some busy days in Milan, and were kinda disappointed to be honest. But I do recommend Bergamo and especially this restaurant. Great starters, amazing dishes. 10/10 experience

Important destination in Bergamo. Great food, excellent location, and super experience. Not all the service peolpe speak english - but it's not a big issue.

beautiful scenic restaurant with high quality food. we arrived late and still got food although kitchen was closed . service was quick . it is really a romantic spot especially when weather is fair .

We stumbled across this little gem on a short trip to Bergamo. The restaurant is so welcoming and the decor is gorgeous. The wine section was great, the service was fantastic and the free antipasti with each glass of wine was to die for would highly recommend.

A very good restaurant. not your typical Italian restaurant, it was a new and surprising cuisine based on traditional dishes. Excellent service and good atmosphere

Absolutely lovely spot! I walked in by chance while exploring Bergamo and instantly fell in love with the cozy, home-style atmosphere. Super friendly and stylish staff, great food, and the idea of choosing your own bottle from the shelf and just paying the cork charge — brilliant! I’ll definitely come back again. 🍷✨

I dined solo for the evening. I walked in and asked for a table and was seated somewhere towards the back for a nice quiet meal. The music was a fantastic playlist to go along with the food. I had excellent service with the waitress taking care of me for my time there. She made some excellent recommendations for the evening. They have many gluten free options to choose from here. Reading some of the other reviews was unfortunate to read. I had the opposite experience with my visit to this place without a reservation and walking in. I will definitely dine here again if I’m the Bergamo area.

Great food (if you eat just one dish, it’s small portion :) nice place

Disappointing Experience Despite High Expectations We visited this restaurant after reading several glowing reviews, hoping for a memorable meal. Unfortunately, our experience was far from satisfying. We ordered two dishes, both of which were underwhelming in flavor and presentation. The wine didn’t help either—it was equally disappointing. To make matters worse, we were charged €4.50 per person for service, bringing our total to €60. For that price, we expected much more. The portions were surprisingly small, so even if the food had been enjoyable, it wouldn’t have felt worth it. I don’t usually write negative reviews, but in this case, the value simply didn’t match the cost. Sadly, we left feeling let down and unlikely to return. P.S thanks for bread!

Great staff and cozy place where locals hang out . Try the egg appetizer! The best in the world 🌎

What an experience! It was super fun and delicious, we felt like it was the real deal. We were seated at a shared table, very kind waiter explained the menu to us (in spanish so we would understand), there is a salad bar, you get water, wine, bread and one or two course meal. The atmosphere is eclectic and so charming! It felt genuine and honestly it was a treat! Price is very reasonable too.

They are offering a fixed menu plus a buffet for 25 Euro. A carafe of wine is included. Our pasta dishes were very good. The pork chop was very dry and was not seasoned. Boring. The roast beef was boring too.. On one photo what we gave back uneaten. The dessert was too sweet. The salad buffet was nothing to talk about. The cheapest available stuff. Because we prefer beer over wine, we asked if it's possible to change the included wine to beer. One waiter said yes, another said no. Finally I ordered one beer - a Heineken was the only available one. What a shame, because there are very good Italian beers. So we tried the wines. Big mistake. The cheapest wines on the market I guess. The waiters were friendly, the waitresses acted if they hate their job. The chairs are maximal uncomfortable.

The famous and charismatic Giuliana runs a restaurant that is truly special in Bergamo. We tried the casoncelli(Bergamo special type of ravioli), the gorgonzola gnocchi, long cooked beef with green sauce, veal with polenta and for dessert we had a bergamo special polenta dessert and tiramisu. All these dishes came with a salad buffét with 20 different selections of salads, 1/4 bottle of wine, water, bread & coffee with the desserts for €25 per person. Fantastic service, unique athmosphere and really tasty food.

Hospitable and authentic atmosphere. Great, fast service. Delicious, authentic food. Popular amongst locals. Good prices. I would visit this place again when I am in Bergamo.

Highly recommend. Wonderful vibe. Beautiful place with a friendly staff. For just 25 euros you get to order 1st dish, main dish, unlimited fresh salad(15 options), dessert, vine, coffee and water. Too good to be true.

Very very very good food very cool employs and ambiente there is absulutly nothing i can complay very fresh and good salad buffet one of the best Pasta i have ever eaten before if you did not reserve a place i recomend come early since there are always alot of people

A gem in the heart of Bergamo. Delicious traditional food in a beautiful unique environment. Their prices are great, the quality of the food is excellent and the service is good. Absolutely recommend for everyone looking for typical Italian food in Bergamo and a great dining experience.

This is an awesome restaurant with a lovely atmosphere. Our host was amazing and knew so much about wines. She was so warm and welcoming! Our meal from our appetizer (crostini with pecorino cheese and truffle) to the main course (hamburger di bistecca fiorentina and pear salad) to the tiramisu for dessert was delicious!

The best BBQ in Bergamo! Very delicious beef, great wine list, perfect service! Very nice atmosphere. The beef tartar is one of the best that I ever try!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ✨ I had beef for the main course, it was cooked perfectly – tender and delicious. Unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture, but I highly recommend this dish! Highly recommend!

What a wonderful place ❤️ - and wonderful food and service! When you step in here, you are welcomed by people who know how to make a great evening for their guests. Everything was absolutely perfect and we enjoyed it the whole time. Are you visiting Bergamo, you will never agret spending your time and having a dinner at this place ❤️

Close to the airport you will find this authentic good local italian restaurant, we loved it.

Everything is incredible, one of the best foods I ever had, from starters all the way to desert.

Very good selection of Meat. We had the „Sapori D‘Eccelenza“ Menu which was really delicious. Also the Staffs are very friendly. The meat gets grilled on the open fire which is nice to see and makes the flair of this Place.

La Tana is a great choice in Bergamo if you’re looking for an authentic experience in the cittá alta. The menu features creative combinations and unusual ingredients. We tried the rabbit tartare and the famous snails. A authentic visit for anyone wanting to step out of the ordinary and explore unique flavors

This was certainly the most interesting dinner I have had in Bergamo. You will probably need to book a table as I found the restaurant occupied multiple evenings. The kitchen seems to specialize in unorthodox ingredients, do not expect any usual meals. I had raw beef heart tartare and then lamb offal with river shrimp, everything very tasty. The cheese plate for a dessert was decent. Great selection of local wines, also unusual varieties. For that experience, it was not too expensive, not more than any other usual restaurant in the old city. Great dinner, thanks!

It is a very good restaurant, we were just unsatisfied with a couple of things, hence 4 and not 5 stars. We ordered one of the tasting menus, where we found the portions to be small. The first dishes were amazing but the last one fell short. I recommend getting separate dishes instead of that. The staff is incredibly polite and friendly, also the atmosphere inside the restaurant is perfect.

Ate here during a trip to Bergamo last week. Was recommend by our hotel as a good local restaurant option. Located very slightly off the main road, its well worth the trip down the hill. Menu was limited but we liked that. Food was delicious and staff were excellent. I picked a dish for my main course that I didn't particularly enjoy the texture of but it was still very tasty and my husband gladly polished off everything I didn't finish. Wine was excellent and we really enjoyed our evening here. Would recommend to people visiting the city

I have come here time and time again and it never disappoints. One of my favourite dining experiences worldwide, and that does not come easy. Food is absolutely amazing, and very well priced for the calibre of dishes served. The staff are attentive and knowledgeable, and the wines are interesting and delicious. I have brought so many of my friends here. Cannot recommend enough.

Wow this would be the best dining experience we have had in Italy. The food was amazing ** next level amazing. The service was outstanding Highly recommend this restaurant a jewel for bergamo. A special thanks to our waitress Caira ( i hope i got it right) your passion for the food made it more amazing. Ate here a 2nd night wow just as amazing a little gem

Cozy little restaurant in a nice traditional setting! The food was delicious. Maybe the best pasta I’ve ever had(The ravioli with sheep and anchovies)🫶🏽 If you’re looking for a good tiramisu you definitely have to try as well! A bit of the main road so very worth a visit when I’m Bergamo!

This Milan Airport (LIN) was very convenient if you plan to stay close to the Metropolitan Downtown Shopping area or close to the Buenos Aires Shopping district. It is smaller than Malpansa (MXP), which is also further away from the Metro area. Baggage pick-up area can be a little confusing so be sure to look for your correct flight carousel before discovering you were standing in the wrong area the whole time! Also, have comfortable walking shoes on as parking is across the street and multiple levels. Cool airport overall!

So far all my experiences in the 3 airports of Milan have always been pleasant. They have almost all the things needed for a flight. Linate is nothing wow but functioning quite ok. We parked for a lot of time but was not asked to move out. The airport staffs I encountered were all ok.

While disembarking was very quick, the mandatory route that forces passengers to walk through the shopping area before boarding isn’t very pleasant. I understand it might increase shopping rates, but most of the stores were empty anyway. It would be much better if we could reach the gate faster without that unnecessary detour.

Was pick from the crowds for a "Random Police Check" despite showing my British passport and going back to the UK! Also, a horrible long line to reach the B gate area! Surely there is a better way of doing this check

Nearly flawless urban airport. Excellent rail access to the city center on the 4, which terminates at the airport. Modern, clean, well-lit, and well-maintained. Staffed by highly professional and courteous personnel, and with modern baggage scanners and policies that allow you to keep most of your items inside your carry-on. Some airports still require you to take electronics/fluids out of your bag for no apparent reason, but not Milan Linate. Incredibly efficient while maintaining public safety. Selection of restaurants and cafes available both inside and outside security, and there are many water fountains throughout the terminal. One nit is that sensors in the bathrooms seem to be overly sensitive, causing toilets to flush almost continuously during use. Nevertheless a model airport. Every airport in the world could learn a thing or two from their staff and management.

Easy airport to use near Milan. Could have more machines to swift the passport scanning process.

The airport isn’t very large, but it felt efficiently managed I think. Everything was clean and easy to move through, and overall I had a good experience. Another nice point is that you can get there from Milano Centrale in about 30 minutes, which makes it very convenient.

Bergamo Airport serves as a practical and accessible hub for travelers in the Schengen area. Upon arrival, our experience was smooth and efficient. Since we were traveling within the Schengen zone, there was no passport control, which made the exit process quick. Within minutes, we were outside the terminal — a huge plus, especially when traveling with a child. Unfortunately, the return experience didn’t match the positive first impression. After completing the boarding process, we were kept waiting for more than 10 minutes for the shuttle bus to the aircraft. The situation was made worse by the lack of seating in the boarding area. My daughter had fallen asleep in my arms, and standing in a crowded space with no place to sit made the wait feel much longer. The real issue, however, was the poor organization and lack of professionalism from the ground staff. There was no explanation for the delay, no assistance offered to families, and no effort made to improve comfort during the wait. Managing luggage and a sleeping child without any support or clear communication was stressful and avoidable with better planning on the airport’s part. While Bergamo Airport is efficient when things go smoothly, it lacks the infrastructure and service quality to handle even minor disruptions comfortably — especially for families or travelers with specific needs. It’s a functional airport, ideal for short trips and solo travelers, but it falls short on care and customer service when it matters most. In summary, Bergamo Airport performs well on arrivals but needs significant improvement in its ground operations and family support during departures.

Despite our flight landing on time, we were forced to sit inside the plane for nearly 30 minutes waiting for a bus to the terminal — which is literally a 3-minute drive. We could have reached it faster on foot. The terminal experience was even worse. Passport control took over an hour to get through. Just to put it in perspective: it took 2 hours to fly from Turkey to Italy, and another 2 hours just to get off the plane and enter the airport. Everything moves unbelievably slowly, and no one seems to care. A very disappointing welcome to Italy

The airport is relatively small, but well organized, clean and easy to operate through. It also has nice view of the Alps. The organization through security is fast and you can easily orientate yourself to the gate. There's plenty of stores and food places. There's a smoking area inside and entertainment. The airport is 50 minutes away from Milano with shuttles operating very often for the price of 12 euro per person.

Milan's Bergamo Airport is neat, clean and efficient. With the Orio Centre Shopping Mall positioned a stones throw away, it helps with access to some good Italian eateries and shopping experiences. However, there are a few good restaurants, takeaways and coffee places in the airport itself, so you won't fall short of getting something good to eat or drink. Theres also a book store and newspaper outlet, and several car rental agencies within the complex. The toilets are clean, security and passport control seems efficient and overall, the experience was pleasant. Of added value was the ease of access to the local taxi and bus service, and the cordial Italian welcome.

Nice welcome at the airport with beer store!!Long hallways, only cafes open at 4:00 in the morning (an not all of them - only a couple - most of them open at 4:30), clean toilets at that time - dont know about pick hours, Polite staff willing to help! Oriocenter shipping mall is exactly opposite to the airport which is good for those who have long waiting hours until their flight

IT WAS MY FAVOURITE AIRPORT IN THE WHOLE EUROPE UNTIL NOW They keep us like animals in 2-3-4!!! hours queues for passport controls upon arrival. And nobody is responsible. And nothing changed in a month! Last time there was only two staff to check your passport and one even left in the middle of everything. A person just fainted in line here!

Complete mess. We waited for passport control for more than 2 hours. The employees are very slow and angry. However, returning home was very fast and friendly from the Raynair employees. That's why I gave it 1 more star.