Affittimoderni Bergamo Skyline

Holiday home in Bergamo, in an area served by every convenience! Comfortable two-room apartment in the city, in a quiet residential area, just a few minutes' drive from the airport. Flat on the third floor, with lift, fully furnished and equipped, sleeps 4. Heated and cooled, it has a fully equipped kitchen, living room with sofa bed, double bedroom, bathroom, garage and enjoyable balcony. It is equipped with Wi-Fi, oven, cooker, 2 TVs, washing machine, dishwasher and hairdryer. Surrounded by amenities: supermarket, bar, shops and public transport within walking distance. First supply of linen is included.


Bergamo is the perfect destination for a city break. To make sure you are not found unprepared, we have compiled a list of 10 things that cannot be missed on your travel itinerary.

1. Take the funicular up to the upper city. For 120 years, funiculars have been running through the walls of Bergamo, connecting the contemporary centre to the medieval heart of the city. On the way, the views are superb.

2. Stroll along the 5 km of the Mura Venete, a UNESCO heritage site. Walk the full 5 km of the Venetian Walls, protagonists of Bergamo's unmistakable skyline. The sunset seen from the terraces is priceless! A secret: from the telescopes you'll find along the way you can see Milan!

3. Visit just one palace to meet all the masters of the Renaissance: the Accademia Carrara. Botticelli, Bellini, Raphael, Titian, Lotto and the great Bergamo portraitist Moroni. Meet the greats of 16th-century Italian art, they are all at the Accademia Carrara: its collection is among the most valuable in Europe.

4. Listen to Donizetti's music in his birthplace. Enter the house where the great composer was born, understand the essence of his story and listen to his works echo within these ancient walls.

5. Enjoy nature at a stone's throw from the city. An unusual way to get to know the green heart of Bergamo is to explore the protected area of the Parco dei Colli (Park of the Hills) among steps and paths that cross woods and terraces and offer unexpected views.

6. Shake hands with a Nobel Prize winner. The season of great events in the city never ends: meet the Nobel Prize winners at BergamoScienza, discover Piazza Vecchia transformed into a design garden and choose from festivals of storytelling, philosophy, cinema and much more.

7. Taste Stracciatella in the gelateria where it was invented. Cream ice cream with melted chocolate crunch. How did this idea come about? To find out, we recommend you go to 'La Marianna' in Colle Aperto, the ice cream parlour where the children's favourite flavour was invented.

8. Counting the hundred chimes of the Campanone. Don't miss the appointment that has been repeated for centuries: every evening at 10 o'clock in Piazza Vecchia the great bell at the top of the civic tower rings 100 chimes, which once served to warn the inhabitants of the closing of the gates.

9. Touching good luck! A small good luck rite: on the gate of the Colleoni Chapel is a coat of arms depicting the attributes of the condottiere Bartolomeo Colleoni. There are three of them and they are well polished.... It is said that rubbing them brings great satisfaction!

10. Experience the city from dusk to dawn. Discover Bergamo by night: happy hour in the bars of Piazza Pontida with cocktails, delicious buffets and DJ sets. The evening continues in Borgo Santa Caterina, full of small bars and music, an excellent base from which to dance in a club or enjoy a live concert.


Accompany with typical dishes such as polenta or casoncelli and local wines such as Valcalepio or Moscato di Scanzo and.... your holiday is served!