Over three hundred works, including paintings and sculptures, trace the exhibition path of the Carrara Academy and provide a journey through five centuries of Italian art history from the Renaissance to the nineteenth century.

The intersection of five important streets, Borgo San Leonardo is a cult place in Bergamo, the perfect place to enjoy a great happy hour! 

Bergamo’s “Piccadilly Circus” is the best place for nightlife: Borgo Santa Caterina is the perfect mix of design restaurants, small shops and trendy pubs.

In the heart of Lower Bergamo, along the most popular promenade for Bergamo’s people, you will find the monumental façade of the Church of Saints Bartolomeo and Stefano, where you can admire the amazing Martinengo Altarpiece painted by the Venetian maestro Lorenzo Lotto. 

In the heart of Bergamo’s downtown centre, almost nestled among ancient palaces, you will find this church: legend has it that it used to guard the body of Saint Alessandro Martyr inside its altar. 

In the heart of one of the city’s old districts, an imposing stone building manages to blend the Renaissance space with the Baroque flowing lines. The church also hosts a wonderful masterpiece by Lorenzo Lotto.

An agricultural oasis protecting the organic crops, an ancient monastery recently renovated, a destination for lovely walks across the hills: you’ll be spoiled for choice!

Innovative exhibits, experimental projects around the Collection, educational activities, a calendar of public meetings and many activities for adults and children... art has never been so contemporary!

Built in 500, and enhanced by two noble families, the Palazzo Agliardi now opens the beauty of its frescoes and roof garden to everyone

The Sentierone, historical meeting point for Bergamo citizens, crosses the heart of Bergamo: the Centro Piacentiniano. 

Thanks to its large size and the modern structure, the Creberg theatre is able to make every show even more exciting and spectacular!

The theatre was named after the most celebrated music composer from Bergamo, famous all over the world. Featuring majestic proportions and one of Italy’s widest halls, it’s the cradle of the finest opera. 

Do not be fooled by the exterior facade of the dull country house, its interior will surprise you with their glitz and glam!

An elegant avenue with a view of Upper Bergamo is the first clue to discover that under the monumental Venetian Walls that enclose the historic village in the hills, Bergamo’s lower town is equally and surprisingly full of attractions.

The "Alta Via delle Grazie" Walk is the first spiritual journey in Bergamo, measuring 300km, it winds between the Marian shrines of the city, the mountains and the lake.

The “Cammino di Carlo Magno” or “Way of Charlemagne” unites Bergamo and the Camonica Valley along a legendary route.

Walking across the old districts of Lower Bergamo in search of the most beautiful Art Nouveau decorations of the city, authentic symbols of innovation and modernity in the early XX Century.

To say Gaetano Donizetti means saying Bergamo.