A walk around the center of Città Bassa in Bergamo
Hello everyone!
Probably almost every tourist visiting Bergamo focuses on its historical part, i.e. the Upper Town (Città Alta). I also started my tour of Bergamo from there. On the last day of the trip to Italy, I also had the opportunity to walk around the center of the second part, i.e. the Lower city (Città Bassa). You can find a lot of interesting places and buildings here. Below are some examples presented in photos.
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Chyba niemal każdy turysta zwiedzający Bergamo skupia się na jego historycznej części, czyli Górnym Mieście (Città Alta). Ja również od niego zacząłem swoje zwiedzanie Bergamo. Ostatniego dnia wycieczki do Włoch miałem okazję również pospacerować po centrum tej drugiej części, czyli Dolnym Mieście (Città Bassa). Można tutaj znaleźć sporo ciekawych miejsc i budynków. Poniżej kilka przykładów zaprezentowanych na zdjęciach.
The church of Santa Maria Immacolata delle Grazie on Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII was built in the second half of the 19th century. It is located less than 500 meters from the Railway Station.
Kościół Santa Maria Immacolata delle Grazie przy ulicy Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII powstał w drugiej połowie XIX wieku. Znajduje się niecałe 500 metrów od Dworca Kolejowego.
Porta Nuova, two buildings from the first half of the 19th century. They are located at the intersection of Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII with Largo Porta Nuova, a few dozen meters from the church from the previous photos.
Porta Nuova, czyli dwa budynki z pierwszej połowy XIX wieku. Znajdują się przy skrzyżowaniu Viale Papa Giovanni XXIII z Largo Porta Nuova kilkadziesiąt metrów od kościoła z poprzednich zdjęć.
Buildings on Viale Roma. The bank building in the photos below is located opposite the building in the photo above.
Budynki przy ulicy Viale Roma. Budynek banku na poniższych zdjęciach znajduje się naprzeciwko budynku z powyższego zdjęcia.
In front of the bank building there is the Obelisk of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Przed budynkiem banku znajduje się Obelisk Napoleona Bonaparte.
Rotunda dei Mille. You can't see it in the photo, but in the middle of the square there is the Giuseppe Garibaldi Monument.
Rotunda dei Mille. Na zdjęciu tego nie widać, ale na środku placu znajduje się Pomnik Giuseppe Garibaldiego.
An interesting old building of another bank.
Ciekawy stary budynek kolejnego banku.
Via XX Settembre. The photo below shows the small square from which I took the street shot above.
Ulica Via XX Settembre. Zdjęcie poniżej przedstawia mały plac z którego wykonałem powyższe ujęcie ulicy.
Thanks for your visit and any likes and comments.
Dzięki za wizytę oraz ewentualne polubienia i komentarze.
All photos are my own.
Camera: Nikon Z6II
Lens: Nikkor Z 24-120 f/4
Editing: Capture One
great shots! i have always wanted to visit italy just to appreciate the architecture. i love your shot of the narrow pathway.
Thanks. I'm glad you liked my photos. I sincerely recommend visiting Italy :)
someday i will. got to get the funds for travelling first.
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I would go crazy taking photos there, I love this type of Urban Planning and architecture, it's beautiful.
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Thanks. I'm glad you liked my photos. Italian cities are great for photographers :)
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