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The splendor of the historical center with its monuments of inestimable value: the Regional Palace, the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, the Duomo, the Colleoni Chapel.
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This itinerary consists of a visit to the birth place of Pope John XXIII: his home, the Church of Santa Maria of Brusicco, the parish of Sotto il Monte and the house museum called Cà Maitino.
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The valleys of Bergamo, surrounded by the crown of the Orobic Prealps, represent a natural environment particularly attractive for nature lovers and in particular hikers who can explore and discover great suggestive panoramas through the different types of itineraries.
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Bergamo offers cultural places of notable importance for the knowledge of its territory, art and illustrious pious people.
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The Bergamo area with its multiple natural panoramas, the mountains, hills and plains, offers a palette of wine and gastronomic products of notable variety and quality.
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The Bergamo area, inserted between two great powers of the past, the Duchy of Milan and the Republic of Venice, saw the birth on all its territory, the plains, mountains and hills, fortified defense structures: towers, forts, castles, and little fortified burghs that represent an important patrimony to appreciate and make known.
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Visiting the Industrial Village of Crespi d’Adda means reading a page of our social, economic and industrial history, through the testimonial of a perfectly conserved village.
This Alpine lake has in its ample basin the biggest lake island of Europe: Montisola, reached by a ferry boat that connects it with various lake-side localities.