Bergamo Favorites

 8 Reviews  Nowadays you will find more and more restauration works going on. They must have started in the 90ties as I saw many places where restauration got finished in 1998 or something. here, at the Basilica... 

 2 Reviews  The town of Bergamo is composed of two parts; Citta Bassa (the Low Town) which represents the modern part of the town situated in the plain of the river Po, and Citta Alta (the Upper Town) situated on... 

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 Redang Says:  Two useful links:- Weather in Bergamo- Weather in Bergamo Pic: On my way to Bergamo (taken from the plane). 

 Redang Says:  Tourism Offices* Bergamo - Lower CityTourist Information (first pic)Piazzale Marconi (near the Station)- Tel.: (+39) 035 21 02 04- Fax: (+39) 035 23 01 84- E.... 

 Airpunk Says:  Bergamo is divided into two parts called Città Alta (upper city) and Città Bassa (lower city). The Città Alta is the old town with most of Bergamo’s historical... 

 antz Says:  When I decided to go to Italy, it was really the first holiday I have ever taken on my own. Although I went to Portugal two years ago on my own - I did actually... 

 antz Says:  I'm not sure that I could honestly say that this was my favourite thing about Bergamo - but there are steps everywhere! Wandering around the Citta Alta, you... 

 hojasdehierba Says:  Here you have a city map of Citta Alta. The centre of the area is Piazza Vechia, where you can admire the Cathedral and Basilica di Sta. Maria. Everything is... 

 irisbe Says:  From high places in the city you can have a wonderful look onto the opposite hills and into the valley.This picture was taken from the tower Campanone on May... 

 irisbe Says:  The few times we had the chance to go up a high level and get a panoramic view over the lower city or the surrounding mountains, we didn’t realised that we have... 

 barrikello Says:  This exhibition on some of the most important italian and non italian contemporary artists is something unusual in an old fashioned city like ours. It develops... 

 Calcio Says:  Except for the stupid Atalanta-supporter I had problem with last season (see under “danger/warnings” my worst moment came two years ago. I was in Bergamo to see... 

 Calcio Says:  It was during one of my first months in Milano. The day before I had seen Inter and Juventus play a fantastic game, and then I continued to a birthday-party for... 

 Calcio Says:  There are at least two ticket-offices outside the stadium. Above the office you’ll see the map on which sectors to tickets to go, so make sure you choose where... 

 iris2002 Says:  http://www.apt.bergamo.it/Pagine%20in%20lingua/citt%A0%20inglese.htmcheck out this link which will lead you to a lovely site of the artistic views of... 

 Pakistaniguy Says:  Once you reach Bergamo city you will come to know that there are two parts of the city, Modern & Old. Modern part is where u will arrive either from Train or by... 

 denver662 Says:   The best part of Verenna was how relaxing it was. I was only there for one night but it was the last night before flying back to the U.S. Enjoying the... 

 BarbieGirl Says:   Suntzu (Walter) and F Meignant (François). Walter's greatest 'motto' regarding the fact he doesn't have a very strong milan's accent: '...Quell'anno in Puglia... 

 BarbieGirl Says:   Sunday 18. - Out of our Hotel 'Il Sole'Paola, Chiara, Annad (she joined us Sunday morning at the hotel! Poor girl she woke up at 4:00 o'clock!!!) and Simone.... 

 Ruthy2001 Says:  I have been living in Milan for six months now and this is the first time I made the hour long trip - its very touristy but pretty and was a lovely town just to... 

 juzz Says:  I think this site is very useful if you are planning to visit my town, you'll find plenty of information and ideas. Enjoy...