Bergamo

Tours

Enjoy a comfortable direct one-way transfer between Bergamo Airport and Milan. Travel safely in an air-conditioned bus with no extra fees for luggage. If arriving at Bergamo Airport, simply locate the bus located just outside the arrivals hall. Arrive in a central location in Milan city center near taxis, the metro, and public bus transport options. Departing from Milan city center, hop on the bus at the exit of the "Piazza Luigi di Savoia" train station. Save yourself from navigating the public transportation system and take comfort in the fact that all vehicles are regularly maintained to high hygiene and quality standards.

Flying can be stressful so remove a worry from your list by choosing to get to the airport with Autostradale. Brand new Mercedes Tourismo coaches, Wi-Fi on board, air-conditioning and power sockets for a comfortable journey straight to and from the airport. At Milan Bergamo Airport you will find our services running from the bus station right outside the Arrivals Area. At Milan Central Station, the service departs from Piazza Luigi di Savoia 1. If you are flying very early in the morning, there is no problem. The first transfer services are there to suit your schedule. The trip usually takes approximately one hour but early in the morning, with no traffic, the travel time is greatly reduced.

Explore the Leolandia theme park in Capriate San Gervasio with this entry ticket. Set off on a journey through 8 themed areas and over 50 attractions for the whole family. Hop on the Vroom, enjoy the water play area in Masha's courtyard, explore Bear's Woodland, and watch a show in Foresta Theater. Meet and get a photo with your kids’ beloved cartoon characters, with PJ Masks, Masha and the Bear, Bing and Flop, Bluey and Bingo, Ladybug and Cat Noir, and Thomas the Tank Engine waiting for you in their dream world every day. Be part of your favorite cartoon with all this interaction, including dancers and acrobats, pirate and cowboy adventures, and rides aboard pirate ships and flying machines. Take a walk in the big green park and meet farm animals up close.

The main attractions, the most important monuments, the curiosities, the legends, the places frequented by the locals, the best restaurants, the typical dishes, and the anecdotes of people who have always lived in the city. These are the elements I would like to find in a tour when I travel and that is exactly what you will find inside this digital tour! Over the past 3 years I have accompanied more than 4000 tourists through the streets of my city (and continue to do so), but I created this guide to allow you to visit Bergamo Alta at your own pace: it will be like walking with a friend who will show you his city with anecdotes, tips and trivia. Of course, there will also be information about the Città Bassa (lower town) that you will find at the end of the tour! What will you need for this tour: - Smartphone - Internet connection - Some energy! You will walk about 1.7 km but it is feasible regardless of athletic training (so the tour must be done moving through the streets of Bergamo and not just by phone). You can start the tour at any time: once purchased you will receive link and password to start your experience! Everything is going to be into GetYourGuide Voucher so read all the info! 😬

Depart Bergamo and journey to the medieval city of Verona, where you can travel back to the days of Shakespeare and call for Romeo from the balcony of Juliet's House. Admire the Roman arena, where operas and summer concerts are still performed on a regular basis. Get some time to stroll the narrow streets and discover Renaissance palaces at leisure. Then, make your way to Lake Garda and visit Sirmione. Wander the narrow streets of the former Roman summer retreat to see highlights such as the ruins of the city walls and Roman villa. Marvel at the 13th-century castle and see a rare example of a medieval port fortification used by the Scaliger fleet.

Palazzo Moroni is FAI's first urban Palazzo, built in the 17th Century and located in the Upper Town of Bergamo. It represents one of the most significant buildings of the Baroque Era ithanks to the elaborate frescoes. Visitors can admire nine rooms -such as the Ball Room, the Yellow Room, the Chinese and Turkish Room- and two hectares of ornamental gardens and vegetable grounds. Palazzo Moroni has the biggest private garden in the Upper Town. After three years of work, the public can finally admire this property thanks to FAI's restoration.

Bergamocan sometimes feel inaccessible to foreign visitors. Take the mystery out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private, customized tour. Your guide contacts you beforehand to get a feel for your interests and tastes to ensure that you only visit the places you are interested in. As you explore the city, your guide shares insights into local life forming a clearer picture of Bergamo's culture. - Private tour for just you and your group - Your guide customizes your tour to your interests and personality - Get a deeper insight into Bergamo life than possible alone - See Bergamo through the eyes of a local and discover its hidden gems Choose from 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8-hour tour options.

Visit the city of Venice on a full-day tour from Bergamo. Take a boat trip across the Venice lagoon and enjoy a 2-hour guided walking tour of the city. See the most important landmarks and monuments of Venice as you walk along the labyrinth of canals and narrow alleys. Visit St. Mark's Square and marvel at the basilica, the palace, and other historic structures. Sip an espresso in the first café in Europe, and then spend free time in the afternoon to further explore the medieval city. Take a break for lunch and maybe a gondola ride, or a visit an impressive glass factory (not included in the tour price).

Enjoy the Franciacorta region on this day trip from Milan. Have free time in Bergamo to discover the beauty of its Venetian walls. Sip on local wines paired with a 3-course lunch in a traditional restaurant. Ride along the Franciacorta Wine Route and take in views of Lake Iseo.  Meet your driver in the morning in Milan and hop aboard an air-conditioned minivan with WIFI onboard. Relax and take in the Italian countryside on the way to Bergamo, one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Italy.  Spend 2 hours of free time exploring the cobblestone streets encircled by Venetian walls (UNESCO World Heritage site) at your own pace. After your free time, head to lunch at a prestigious, traditional restaurant close to Lake Iseo for a 3-course meal with 1 glass of wine. Board the minivan and ride to a historical winery in the region for a guided tour and tasting with a sommelier. Learn the history of the region's famous sparkling wines and the main phases of the production process. Visit the cellars which host the bottles during the second fermentation phase. End the winery part of this tour with a tasting of 2 Franciacorta sparkling wines. See the area where the grapes ripen in the sun and discover picturesque points in Franciacorta, like the sparkling Lake Iseo. Passing through the hillside vineyards, discover why this region is renowned as the producer of Italy’s best sparkling wines.

Discover the gastronomic culture of Bergamo on this delicious 3-hour food tour. Discover delicacies from both parts of the town — Bergamo Alta and Bergamo Bassa. Accompanied by a local foodie guide, indulge in the rich flavors and delicate scents incorporated in your secret menu. Dine within the walls of the Città Alta. Your food journey will take you from the origins of Lombardy's culinary traditions to the contemporary Bergamo food scene of today. The tastings on offer depend on the availability, season, and the chef's choices. Some of the possible tastings on this tour include a traditional aperitivo accompanied by a glass of locally sourced Valcalepio red wine; Casoncelli Pasta filled with different stuffings; Foaide, a traditional Sunday pasta dish in the Bergamo area; Polenta with lard and cheese; and grilled handmade bread with taleggio cheese. You can also try typical stracciatella gelato and enjoy an Italian espresso coffee – the only way to end a meal in Italy.