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The two sides of Bergamo are literally separated by ancient walls, with the splendour of its medieval hilltop area standing distinct from the lowland sprawl which is more modern if a little less fantastical in its layout. Close to Milan but far less pretentious, this is a city in Italy's north which is well worth visiting.
A flight to Bergamo should take a little over two hours for UK travellers to complete. Budget airlines offer cheap flights to Bergamo that land at Orio al Serio Airport. Bergamo flights will put you just 10 minutes outside of the city, but many choose this airport as a cheap way of getting to Milan, so do not miss out on seeing the local urban area even if you're not staying at hotels in Bergamo.
Cable cars tackle the steeper areas of the city whilst buses wind their way through its streets in the flatter, newer districts. For those seeking car hire in Bergamo then the airport should be the best place. Here you can seek out a decent, cheap deal to help get you around once you've collected your baggage after Bergamo flights arrive.
In the centre of Bergamo's oldest district is the Piazza Vecchia which shows the blend of medieval and Renaissance influences which are rife throughout the city. The museum within the fortified walls of the Rocca is a good place to learn a little more about the city's past whilst the Archaeology Museum goes back even further, with artefacts to enlighten and dazzle.