Bergamo and Brescia: Italian capital of culture 2023 - Full-Day Tour

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Let’s start from Milan to discover Brescia, the second largest city in the region. It is located at the foot of the Alps, a few kilometers from Lake Garda and Iseo. An ancient city whose origins date back over 3,200 years ago, Brescia has a conspicuous artistic and architectural heritage: its monuments from the Roman and Longobard periods have been declared a world heritage site by UNESCO. Active in the manufacturing, engineering, textile, chemical, and food industries, it is one of the main economic-productive centers of Italy and is known for the famous Mille Miglia vintage car race and for the production of Franciacorta.



In the early afternoon, we will discover Bergamo. Stretching for more than five kilometers, the medieval walls that once protected the hilly old town of Bergamo are one of the most important pieces of evidence of defensive structures in the fifteenth century. Celts, Goths, Romans, and Lombards have all lived on the hill, but it was the four centuries under the Venetian rule that was the most significant in creating the town’s charming history and culture.