Visit Bergamo in 12 Hours - Italy
You've come to Bergamo, you have a few hours to spare and you're hungry? for food, but also for history, culture, art and, why not, for fun and relaxation.
Bergamo is worth more than 12 hours, but one day may be enough to enjoy all its charm. We want to
provide you with the correct "recipe" a mix of art galleries such as the GAMeC and the Accademia Carrara with historical museums, theaters and churches from every era.
Thyen we add in artisan and fashion stores. The dressing is the fascinating medieval Citta' Alta
sprinkdde throughly with the green of the Parco dei Colli, the Botanical Garden and the pre-Alps of Bergamo, the "Orobie"
We serve it with dishes such as polenta or casoncelli and wash it all down with local wines such as
valcalepio or Moscato Scanzo. Losing yourself among all these courses can be charming, but if you prefer to have some advice on where to go and what to see, we have created the right path for you.
You will find the Bergamust, everything that you can not miss in Bergamo.
Porta Nuova to the Church of San Bernadino (from 9.00 to 10.30)
Visiting the Piacentiniano Lower Town Center (1) a coffee in the elegant bar of the Sentierone (2)
the muscular architecture of Piazza della Liberta' (3) as well as the sweet sounds of the Donzetti Theatre (4) a visit to the churches of San Bartolomeo (5) Santo Spirito (6) and
San Bernardino (7) with their masterpieces by Lorenzo Lotto.
Piazza Vecchia, Piazza Duomo and San Viglio
Visiting now you're close to the heart of Bergamo: Piazza Vecchia (15) You can see the whole city
from the top of the Campanone (16) or enjoy the majesty of the Colleoni Chapel (17). To
better understand experience the Museum of the Venetian Age (18) a must see is
Santa Maria Maggiore (19) and last is the Duomo (20)
Finally you just have to choose if you prefer to have dinner in one of the many places in the romantic alleys of the medieval hamlet or enjoy the view of the Plain and the Apennines eating your last bite at San Viglio (21)
Bergamo, Milan
W: www.visitbergamo.net
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