5 Must-Visit Places in Bergamo!

Not long ago, I visited Bergamo in Italy and was deeply attracted by this city! It doesn't have the hustle and bustle of a big city, but it has an unparalleled historical charm and beautiful scenery. It is a place suitable for slowing down and savoring. As an ancient city at the foot of the Alps, Bergamo left a very deep impression on me. Destination Introduction Bergamo is a small city in the Lombardy region of Italy, famous for its well-preserved medieval old town. The city is divided into the Upper Town (Città Alta) and the Lower Town (Città Bassa), each with its own unique style and characteristics. Must-Visit Places Upper Town (Città Alta): Here you will find ancient city walls, churches, and picturesque alleys. Highly recommend visiting Bergamo Cathedral and San Vittore Church. Parco Hill: From here, you can overlook the entire city of Bergamo. The scenery is super beautiful and perfect for taking photos 📸. Attraction Guide The old town of Bergamo is a must-visit place. Walking on the ancient streets, you can feel the strong historical atmosphere. Don't miss the Piazza Vecchia! Accommodation Suggestions It is recommended to stay near the Upper Town, which is convenient for sightseeing and has a quiet environment, suitable for relaxation. Route Recommendation Starting from Bergamo Train Station, first visit the modern area of the Lower Town, then take the cable car to the Upper Town, and finally visit the major attractions. You can enjoy delicious food at a restaurant in the city center. Local Cuisine Casoncelli: A traditional local Italian dumpling, a must-try! Gelato: In Bergamo, gelato is simply a part of life, with a rich and varied taste 🍦. Best Time to Visit Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit here, with warm and pleasant weather, suitable for wandering and taking photos 📸. Money-Saving Tips Public transportation in the city is very convenient. You can choose to buy a city transportation card, which is convenient and money-saving 🚍. Tips Wear comfortable shoes, as the streets of Bergamo are mostly cobblestone, which may not be very smooth to walk on. Make good use of the local cable car, which can easily take you to the Upper Town and save your energy! Bergamo, a city where ancient and modern intertwine, is truly unforgettable!