How to get to Bergamo: train, plane, car and bus
Complete guide on how to get to Bergamo by train, plane, car and bus. Practical information on connections, travel times and local transport.
Travel guide to Bergamo
Everything you need to visit Bergamo: accommodation, itineraries, food and transport.
Practical guides
What to see in Bergamo in 2 days: itinerary through Città Alta and hidden treasures
A complete 2-day itinerary for Bergamo: from majestic Città Alta to secret neighbourhoods, Venetian UNESCO walls, historic workshops and breathtaking views of the Pre-Alps.
Where to stay in Bergamo: areas, accommodation and practical tips
Complete guide on where to stay in Bergamo: best neighbourhoods, accommodation types, budget tips and suggestions for every type of traveller.
Where to eat in Bergamo: casoncelli, polenta and Orobican flavours
Guide to the best restaurants and typical dishes in Bergamo: casoncelli, polenta taragna, valley cheeses and the most authentic osterias in Upper and Lower Town.
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