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Absolutely beautiful, and lots of historic buildings...

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This staircase starts from the funicular area and allows you to walk towards the gate of the walls and admire the view of the lower city

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The upper city always has its charm, every time I discover something new or interesting.

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I live at the foot of the steps. To go to the Upper Town I never take the funicular but I go on foot. Sometimes I take a walk up the steps, continuing on via Tre Armi until the descent of the Santa Lucia steps, then, a little further on I go back up via Tre Armi through the vicolo del paradiso, a few more meters on via Tre Armi and I take a variant of the vicolo del Paradiso and I find myself towards the swimming pools. At that point I go back up with via Fontanabloro to via Tre Armi. I move towards the restaurant La Marianna in Colle Aperto, through the Upper Town via Bartolomeo Colleoni until Porta San Giacomo, finally, I continue on the viale delle mura until the starting point, my house. Nice walk of about an hour and a half at my slow pace.

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Great path with many steps from the lower cable car station up to Porta San Giacomo and the Città Alta.

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It is always very evocative to walk the streets of the upper city

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The charm of Città Alta is reaching it by funicular or on foot. The uphill routes are cobbled and simply require sneakers. Done countless times as an evening walk.

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When you finish the staircase you will find the slope towards the San Giacomo gate on the right, but look at the fountain and you will see a road ahead that runs along the walls. Follow it all until you reach the Sant Alessandro gate. Before entering you find the funicular that takes you to San Vigilio and from there it's all downhill. You return to the San Alessandro gate on foot, reach Colle Aperto, enter the Cittadella and walk through the upper city until the arrival of the funicular from the lower city. In front of the funicular entrance, keep right and go down to the San Giacomo gate, cross it and arrive in front of the fountain from where the ladder starts. Have a good walk.

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Among the beauties of Bergamo Città Alta, its streets and alleys, with their unique charm, cannot be overlooked. Among these we remember in particular Via Donizetti, Via Arena, via Colleoni, Via delle Mura and Via Porta Dipinta.

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This is one of the most beautiful cycle paths I have passed.

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Very nice cycle path, surrounded by beautiful landscapes.

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Mythical climb, 19 all back to pedal as hard as possible.

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The Salita della Scaletta is spread over a total of 172 steps, for a length of 246 meters and a vertical drop of 44 meters.

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The "Salita della Scaletta" is probably the best known of all. Relatively short, but demanding, it connects the center of Lower Bergamo, at the Funicular, with Via Sant'Alessandro. The Scaletta ends at the Propylaea, where once there was the duty post, where Via Tre Armi, Via Sant'Alessandro and the Porta San Giacomo viaduct converge.

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To do, redo and repeat again (not necessarily in the same output!). Always beautiful. Quite busy on weekends, both by car and by bike.

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Just start running, let yourself drift, look at the shop window and go in and in between an espresso at the bar...☕

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Tip for parking: If you park on the street "Via Fara", right on the edge of the old town, you pay €1.80 per hour (max. 4 hours). By Italian standards, it's possible - and it's definitely worth it!

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This Romanesque church is located right next to the Bergamo Cathedral, but it is the Basilica that first draws attention due to its characteristic entrance. Passing through the portal of the red lions, we are greeted by a gilded interior and baroque architectural elements. The whole place is luxurious, the walls are decorated with Florentine tapestries. The church was completed in 1137 on the initiative of the bishop of Bergamo, Gregory, and the citizens of Bergamo, who were grateful for protecting the city from drought. The interior designers are Giovanni Angelo Sala and his son Gerolamo. What to look for? Portal of the Red Lions (from Piazza Duomo) by Giovanni da Campion; White Lions portal Tapestries from Florence and Antwerp

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This place of worship, the "Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore" in Bergamo, is dedicated to the Blessed Mother of God Santa Maria. The addition "Annunziata" of the patronage refers to the feast of the Annunciation to Mary (feast day is March 25th, exactly 9 months before Christmas), when the angel of the Lord brought her the message that she had the Son of God - Jesus Christ - should give birth. According to the account in the first chapter of the Gospel of Luke, this happened in Nazareth (Israel). There is a large church on the spot where this happened - according to around two thousand years of tradition - which can therefore be considered the 'original patron church' for the title of the cathedral of Bergamo. The Church of the Annunciation in Nazareth can be found as a komoot highlight here: www.komoot.de/highlight/251260

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