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"The façade is articulated by pilasters that span the front, further divided into two orders by a string course. The lower order features a 14th-century portal, a rose window, and two arched openings from the 15th century, though these are 20th-century reconstructions and do not correspond to the interior layout. The upper section retains its 18th-century design, with a large splayed window adorned by two putti at the top and flanked by niches containing statues of San Leonardo and San Gerolamo. The façade is crowned by a triangular pediment topped with an iron cross, while the bell tower stands along Via XX Settembre. "

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During my trip to Italy, I spontaneously decided to spend a day in Bergamo, and I was pleasantly surprised by how much this city has to offer—more so than even nearby Milan, for example. When I picture a classic Italian postcard city, Bergamo now comes to mind. With amazing food (of course), charming little alleyways filled with souvenirs and regional products, and beautiful historic architecture, it has everything you’d want from a city nestled near the Alps. The city of Bergamo is located in northern Italy's Lombardy region. Bergamo is made up of two parts: the modern extension in the plains below and the old walled core, known as Città Alta ('Upper Town,') situated inside a group of hills. Encircled by vast Venetian defensive systems, the upper town has been recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since July 9, 2017. Let me show you what’s worth seeing!

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Largo Nicolò Rezzara, 12, 24122 Bergamo BG, Italy

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