At the base of the Campanone you can admire the remains of the Roman forum. Between the first and second century AD, the forum was the centre of the city, the heart of public life. Public and religious ceremonies were held here, assemblies were convened, justice was administered and trade activities took place. Little is known of the Bergamo forum. The remains of some shops and a street are visible.
Here you can also see the remains of the proto-urban centre of the Golasecchian Celts, the first inhabitants of the hill, between the tenth and the ninth century BC.
At the base of the Campanone you can admire the remains of the Roman forum. Between the first and second century AD, the forum was the centre of the city, the heart of public life. Public and religious ceremonies were held here, assemblies were convened, justice was administered and trade activities took place. Little is known of the Bergamo forum. The remains of some shops and a street are visible.
Here you can also see the remains of the proto-urban centre of the Golasecchian Celts, the first inhabitants of the hill, between the tenth and the ninth century BC.
