Six historical sites,
one museum
Six historical sites, one museum
The Museo delle Storie di Bergamo is the city’s network of history-focused museums. Six sites spread throughout the city, united under one museum to recount the full history of Bergamo—from Roman times to the 20th century—through its stories.
A HERITAGE THAT UNITES
PanoramaMura
An historical itinerary that explores the Venetian Walls of Bergamo, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2017
Convento di San Francesco
In the heart of Upper Bergamo, in Piazza Mercato del Fieno, the Convento di San Francesco is a fine example of medieval monastic architecture rich in hidden treasures
Tuesday – Thursday: 10-13 – 14-17 | Friday – Sunday & Holidays: 10-13 – 14-18
Palazzo del Podestà
In the shadow of the Campanone, the Palazzo del Podestà tells a story of distant origins: from Roman Bergamo to the splendour of the Renaissance
Tuesday – Friday: 10-18 | Saturday – Sunday & Holidays: 10- 19
Campanone
In the heart of Piazza Vecchia stands the Torre Civica, also known as the Campanone. Soaring to 52.76 m (173 ft) in height, it offers visitors a breath-taking view of the old city.
Tuesday – Friday: 10-18 | Saturday – Sunday & Holidays: 10- 19
Torre dei Caduti
In the heart of Lower Bergamo, past the Porta Nuova porticoes, stands a monument dedicated to the memory of those who died in WWI
Saturday – Sunday & Holidays: 10-13 | 15-18
Rocca
A few steps from the funicular railway in Upper Bergamo, on the Hill of Saint Euphemia, stands the Rocca fortress, a place dear to the hearts of locals
Tuesday – Sunday & Holidays: 11-19
Museo Donizettiano
Behind the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, in the quiet Via Arena is the Domus Magna: here, on the first floor, is the Museo Donizettiano.
Thursday – Sunday & Holidays: 10-17
Bergamo 900
A historic 20th century. A land of stories. A new museum
