10 things you cannot miss in Bergamo and its province

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A journey through history and art in the Upper Town

Aerial view of Bergamo with iconic clock tower and historic architecture on a sunny day.

The Upper Town represents the beating heart of Bergamo's history, a place where time seems to have stopped among medieval walls and Renaissance palaces. Walking through its streets means immersing yourself in centuries of culture and beauty.

  • Piazza Vecchia: The nerve center of city life, one of Italy's most beautiful piazzas where you can breathe the essence of the Middle Ages.
  • Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore: A Baroque masterpiece that enchants visitors with its interiors rich in decorations and artworks.
  • Accademia Carrara: One of Italy's most important art museums, a mandatory stop for lovers of classical painting.
  • Colle San Vigilio: To enjoy a breathtaking view spanning the plain to the surrounding mountains.

Nature and breathtaking landscapes among lakes and valleys

Aerial view of the historic Bergamo Cathedral in Italy under a bright blue sky.

If you love the outdoors, the province of Bergamo offers unique natural settings, perfect for those seeking relaxation or adventure.

  • I Cento Campi Italiani: A vast area ideal for trekking, cycling, and all outdoor activities.
  • Lake Endine: A peaceful and evocative destination, perfect for a refreshing walk in total peace.
  • The Brembana and Seriana Valleys: Places where nature meets the authenticity of mountain villages, ideal for escaping city chaos.

Culinary experiences and enchanting villages

You cannot visit this land without tasting its authentic flavors and getting lost in the small centers that create its magic.

  • Casoncelli: A delicious stuffed pasta, an undisputed symbol of local gastronomy.
  • Borgo San Leucio: A small village that enchants with its ancient charm and intact traditions.
  • Polenta and local cheeses: Typical products of our lands that tell the farming history of the province.

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