Seven historical sites,
one museum.

Palazzo del Podestà
Campanone
Torre dei Caduti
Rocca
Museo Donizettiano
Convento di San Francesco
Mura di Bergamo

Welcome to the Museo delle Storie di Bergamo

Welcome to the Museo delle Storie di Bergamo, the city’s network of historical museums! Seven sites, with seven stories to tell, so you can dive into different historical eras.

In Upper Bergamo, you’ll find the Convento di San Francesco with the Museo delle Fotografia Sestini and Bergamo 900, the Civic Tower known as the Campanone, the Palazzo del Podestà, which houses the Museo del 500, and the Rocca, home to the Museo dell’800, the Museo Donizettiano. and Mura di Bergamo: il Museo In Lower Bergamo, there’s the Torre dei Caduti with an exhibition about the birth of modern Bergamo.

Useful informations

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

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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.

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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

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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

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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.

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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

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Mura di Bergamo

The Walls of Bergamo, a World Heritage Site since 2017, embrace the upper city with a 6km route between bastions, gunboats, powder magazines and platforms. Inside Porta di Sant’Agostino an immersive journey tells the story of the fortress in the Renaissance.

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