The trip to Milan and Bergamo in 4 days took us back to Italy, a country we return to whenever we can. Milan is considered the capital of fashion, just to visit its spectacular Duomo is already worth it. Bergamo is a city with a beautiful historic center in the upper area.
On this occasion we flew from Girona to Bergamo, where we arrived late at night and took a bus from the airline that took us directly to Milan, where we stayed the first two nights of our trip to Milan and Bergamo.
The first day we spent in Milan we met places such as the Duomo, the Vittorio Emanuele Gallery, the Teatro de la Escala, the Sforceso Castle, the Golden Quadrilateral ... and we enjoyed many hours of walks in one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Italy.
On the second day in Milan we dedicate ourselves to getting lost in its streets, enjoying its fabulous gastronomy and continuing to know the city, visiting places such as the Brera area, the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie ...
The afternoon of this third day trip to Milan and Bergamo, we took a train that took us to Bergamo, where we spent the last night of our trip.
The fourth day we took the opportunity to visit this city, which fell in love as soon as we arrived and which is one of the great strangers and a perfect complement to the city of Milan in a getaway these days.
Travel guide to Milan and Bergamo in 4 days
Dates: From August 14, 2008 to August 17, 2008
Day 1: GERONA - BERGAMO AIRPORT - MILAN
Day 2: MILAN (Duomo, Vittorio Emanuele Gallery, Theater of the Scale, Sforceso Castle, Golden Quadrilateral)
Day 3: MILAN (Brera Zone, Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie…) - BERGAMO
Day 4: BERGAMO - GERONA
Hotels in Milan and Bergamo
Andreola Central Hotel
4 star hotel near the train station in Milan. It is an old hotel but well renovated with a good and varied breakfast.
Make your reservation here: Andreola Central Hotel
Mercure Bergamo Palazzo Dolci
4 star hotel in Bergamo located near the train station, modern and clean, very attentive staff, spoke Spanish.
Make your reservation here: Mercure Bergamo Palazzo Dolci
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Comments
Eva says4 December, 2019 at 19:55
Hello, I am thinking of going to Milan for a few days next week, and reading about the tickets to visit the Cathedral I already have a cocoa… do you know if any audio guide is included with the tickets?
Reply- Vane and Roger says
December 5, 2019 at 1:48 p.m.
Hello Eva,
We believe that it is not included but if you look at its website there is an application that you can download with all the information. regardsReply
- Aurora says
September 2, 2019 at 12:54
Hello, first of all congratulate you on your blog, We plan to travel to Milan 3 days and I have been told that it is a city that is not very large and that we can see it in a day and a little, I would like to know that there is an interesting nearby to see.
Thank you very much d in advance.Reply- Vane and Roger says
September 3, 2019 at 06:27
Hi Aurora,
The truth is that yes with a day or two days you can see the most tourist places. We leave you a post in which we talk about the best tours and excursions from Milan.
regardsReply
- luciano says
May 30, 2018 at 10:00 p.m.
Hello! how are you ?, I have 3 days to milan, my idea was to divide it like this
first day: -
- DUOMO DE MILAN
- The Vittorio Emanuelle II gallery:
- Visit the La Scala theater:
- The imposing Castello Sforzesco:
- Sempione Park
- san sirosecond day: lake como
Third day: Bergamo.
My doubt is if I arrive well with the days! if I have to take out or add something !, thank you very much!Reply- Vane and Roger says
May 31, 2018 at 05:38
Hi luciano,
With those days, the planning is perfect. Although you could spend another day in Milan, for a first time, pay a visit to Lake Como and Bergamo, it's also great.
regardsReply- luciano says
May 31, 2018 at 13:56
Of course, my idea is the second day to dedicate it to the lake as and the third day to go to Bergamo! (I estimate that with one day each one reaches no, thank you very much for the answer!
Reply- Vane and Roger says
June 1, 2018 at 05:54
Hi luciano,
Yes, with one day in each place you will be able to see the most important thing and on Lake Como take an idea of the place
regardsReply
- Abde says
March 20, 2018 at 1:21 p.m.
Good,
First congratulate you on your blog, it is very entertaining to read your guides. I am organizing a trip to Milan for a weekend in May, and I have already booked the Hotel, near the Central Station (Following your guide). But I have some doubts, I have not yet taken the flights (We travel from Madrid) and I do not know which airport to choose (Bergamo or Linate), if I go to Linate which is closer but the flight lands at 23h or arrive at Bergamo at 20:25 and take the Bus to Milan. Is it worth arriving from Bergamo and catching the bus in order to arrive sooner? And the other question I have is whether it will give us time to see the city in a little more than 1 day and a half (arrival Friday and return Sunday evening).
Thanks in advance,
Greetings!Reply- Vane and Roger says
March 21, 2018 at 07:05
Hi Abde,
We would choose based on the price, both of the flight and after the trip. Taking into account that you are not going to make a stop in Bergamo, perhaps it is best to arrive at 11pm, provided you have transportation to the city center, something that is also worth contemplating.
About seeing the city in 1 day and a half, although it is always ideal to have more days, you can see the most important tourist places are problems.
Enjoy it! Milan is an amazing city 😉
regardsReply
- Anabel Suarez says
August 11, 2014 at 04:44
I am planning a trip through some European countries, mainly Italy, Holland and Spain, for the summer of 2015, but my level of English is very basic; This causes me some panic… I accept recommendations, please
Reply- Vane and Roger says
August 11, 2014 at 7:41 PM
Hi Anabel,
In Spain you will not have a problem, everyone speaks Spanish 😉 In Italy you will also have no problem but to "adapt" the ear a little, since Italian is quite similar to Spanish and if you speak in Spanish they will understand you just like you . And in Holland, with which you master some English words, you will have enough.
Although it is never too much to learn the language more, although always making it clear that not speaking it does not prevent travel. Regards!!Reply
- Lidia says
July 3, 2014 at 12:18
Milan fascinates me and I have already been several times, but I have never traveled to Bergamo or it had crossed my mind ... I am thinking of going ...
Reply- Vane and Roger says
July 3, 2014 at 3:39 PM
Hi Lidia!
It is a somewhat unknown destination, but it has everything you need to spend a few days "relaxing" in the purest Italian style. We find it a perfect complement after spending a few days in Milan.Reply - Ana Maria says
April 23, 2017 at 01:38
It is very beautiful city Bergamo was in ancient times the cultured city Milan. My grandmother was born there that's why I travel it all
Reply- Vane and Roger says
April 23, 2017 at 01:43
Hello Ana Maria,
We are a city that we liked very much and we are looking forward to returning. Regards!Reply
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