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Bergamo Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Bergamo wheelchair accessible tours, is one of the most interesting cities in all of Lombardy.

In addition to having a respectable artistic and cultural heritage, it boasts green surroundings a few steps from the town as well as a mouth-watering gastronomic tradition.

In short, a city that lacks nothing!

It stands on seven hills like Rome and is divided into two levels: Berghem de hota and Berghem de hura, Alta and Bassa.

The Lower city, more modern, and the Upper one, with medieval walls and ancient houses.

Both faces of Bergamo have charm and history, they are enhanced in their opposition.

Seeing is believing.

Although not huge, one day is not enough to visit Bergamo wheelchair accessible tours, it would take at least a couple of them.

However, in one day you can see all the most important things ( or almost ) and make you want to come back.

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Disabled friendly Bergamo wheelchair accessible tours with a professional guide in Milan.

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Touring Bergamo

To reach the Upper Town you can take advantage of the funicular that passes between the ancient Venetian walls, a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2017.

Among the narrow streets of the ancient village there are extraordinary green oases.

The Lorenzo Rota Botanical Garden houses about 1,200 types of plants and a beautiful view over the rooftops.

For art lovers there are unmissable stops, starting with the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore where you can admire the Tarsias of the Lotto.

Once in Upper Bergamo, before rushing to what has been considered by many to be one of the most beautiful squares in Italy ( you will quickly understand why ), I suggest you take a tour a little wider.

Give first a look at the Sant'Agostino complex.

To refresh yourself, just let yourself be guided by the typical products of the area.

The casoncelli alla bergamasca, a stuffed pasta that the authentic recipe wants stuffed with meat, parmesan, sultanas and amaretti.

Then, jugged hare or alpine cheese.

If they bring you "polenta e osei" for dessert, don't be scared.

It is a sponge cake base with small marzipan birds.

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Bergamo wheelchair accessible tours disabled transport.

Unmissable visit at it with our Milan Accessible Tours.

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