Getting around Bergamo

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Top Attractions

Piazza Vecchia Bergamo Alta

Is considered the `renaissance parlor` where all the medieval streets of the upper city join together.

Colleoni Chapel

Is a chapel and mausoleum attached to the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore in the northern Italian city of Bergamo.

Accademia Carrara Museum

In addition to the paintings and sculptures, there is a rich collection of drawings, prints and decorative arts.

Unique Experiences

Verona and Lake Garda Day Trip from Bergamo: Take a walking tour of Verona, Shakespeare`s setting for his play `Romeo and Juliet,` seeing the balcony associated with Juliet, and massive Roman Arena. Enjoy free time to stroll, shop, or have lunch (own expense).

Bergamo private guided tour: With a guide just for your group, you`ll explore the tangle of streets together to discover sweeping views and architectural gems. In-depth commentary and curiosities about Bergamos medieval history complete the experience.

Private cooking class at a Cesarina`s home with tasting in Bergamo: This tour takes place in your instructor`s home, where you will learn to make three different local specialties, including a pasta dish, appetizer, and a dessert such as Sbrisolona cake or Tiramisu.

Sato Code Escape Room across Bergamo Alta: Hunt for clues, crack codes and solve puzzles – just like in a great escape room. You`ll find hidden symbols in a record store or a cryptic message in a pizzeria. Every object is a piece of a bigger puzzle.

Bergamo walking tour of the Upper Town: Start directly from the funicular and take in the UNESCO-listed Venetian city walls, fortress, Piazza Vecchia, cathedral, and other top sights in just a few hours while you learn about Bergamos past glory.

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