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In the Alpine foothills, just 50 km from Milan, Bergamo is the most striking city in Lombardy. Structured in two levels, the lower city is more modern and dynamic, whilst the famous ‘upper city’ boasts a stunning historic centre full of monuments and works of art. In the area around the city the Iseo Lake is well worth a visit, as is the sanctuary at Caravaggio and Crespi d’Adda – the most important company town in Italy, listed as a world heritage site by UNESCO.
Facts
| Population | 117,072 |
| Currency | Euro, €1 = 100 cents |
| Opening hours | Shops are usually open from 8.30-12.30 and 15.30-19.30. Closed on Sunday and Monday mornings. Many shops in the upper town are open on Sundays and during the summer nights. |
| Website | www.turismo.bergamo.it www.comune.bergamo.it www.turismo.provincia.bergamo.it |
| Newspapers | L’Eco di Bergamo The Key to Bergamo (free tourist magazine) Corriere della Sera La Repubblica |
| Emergency numbers | Carabinieri: 112 Police: 113 Fire brigade: 115 Ambulance: 118 |
| Tourist information | IAT Bergamo Bassa Piazzale Marconi Tel: +39 035 210204 Opening Hours: Mo-Fr 9.00-12.30/14.00-17.30 IAT Bergamo Alta Via Gombito, 13 Tel: +39 035 242226 Opening hours: daily 9-12.30 and 14-17.30 IAT Turismo Bergamo Airport Orio al Serio Airport – Arrival Area Tel +39 035 320402 Opening hours: daily 8.00–23.00 |























