moderate
6 hours
Requires steady walking ability and moderate stamina for uphill paths.
Spend a captivating day stepping through Bergamo’s medieval and Renaissance history with Your Travel Diary’s semi-private walking tour from Milan. This six-hour itinerary covers historic landmarks, cable car rides, and expertly guided stories.
318€ per adult | 6 Hours | A must visit if you are staying in Milan is Bergamo.
Embark on an unforgettable 6-hour walking tour from Milan to Bergamo, where history comes alive. Explore the medieval charm of the Lower Town, ride a funicular to the stunning Upper Town, and marvel at landmarks like the St. Maria Maggiore cathedral, all guided by a knowledgeable expert.
Adult (Ages 13+) € 318 Child (Ages 2-12) € 98 Min: 2 people
6 hours
In the morning you will leave from Milan by train and once in Bergamo will meet your guide at the station. First you will visit to the Lower town where you will see the various transitions that the Town of Bergamo has undergone from medieval times up until the present day. After the visit you will move by funicular to the ‘Città Alta’—the upper town—which is filled with historic buildings dating back to medieval times. Learn about the history of the city from your guide and view landmarks such as the St. Maria Maggiore cathedral and the city walls.
• Train ticket from Milan Centrale at 9.05 to Bergamo at 9.53 am and vice versa • Professional Guide at disposal full day in Bergamo • Entrance ticket to Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore • Cable car from Lower town to Upper town
The tour involves cobbled streets and some uphill routes in Bergamo’s Upper Town.
Weather in northern Italy can be unpredictable; a rain layer ensures comfort.
Stay hydrated during the 6-hour walking tour, especially in warm months.
Space is limited during train and cable car rides, so keep luggage minimal.
Bergamo’s Venetian walls, built in the 1500s, are a UNESCO World Heritage site representing the city’s strategic importance during Renaissance Italy.
Efforts to preserve Bergamo’s historic urban fabric focus on sustainable tourism that limits visitor impact on fragile medieval structures.
Protects feet over uneven cobblestones and sloped pavements.
Adjusts to fluctuating temperatures during the day.
spring specific
Keeps you dry during unexpected showers.
fall specific
Carries water, camera, and light snacks comfortably.