Bergamo Alta   61092
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1 Torre del Gombito
2 Duomo
3 Santa Maria Maggiore (campanile)
4 Santa Maria Maggiore (cuspide)
5 Cappella Colleoni
6 Chiesa di San Michele all' Arco
7 Torre Civica (Campanone)
8 Chiesa San Salvatore
9 Chiesa del Carmine
10 Chiesa del Seminario Giovanni XXIII
11 Torre della Campanella
12 Torre di Adalberto

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Location: Bergamo (Monterosso)      by: Giuseppe Marzulli
Area: Italy      Date: 10 December 2018
Bergamo is divided into two areas: "Bergamo alta" (upper town), a hilltop medieval town, surrounded by 17th century defensive walls and "Bergamo bassa" (lower town), the modern town.
In this pano the Upper Town (Bergamo Alta or Cittā Alta) is photographed from the hills to the east of the town, from a distance of about 2 km.

Comments

Simply fantastic!
2018/12/13 22:27 , Jens Vischer
Perfetto !!
2018/12/13 22:46 , Christoph Seger
I agree with you.
I do not want to criticize anyone, but this is not the usual panorama already seen a thousand times. Panos with profiles of cities so outlined, there are few in the site and are very difficult to achieve.
2018/12/16 12:16 , Giuseppe Marzulli
Do you want to critizise because there is not enough acclamation? Remember - if such view is difficult not many have experienced it. Hardly anyone around knows something about Italian cities .... (on hills ....) ....
2018/12/16 23:24 , Christoph Seger
I would be a fool if I pretended that italian towns were all known. I think it is the type of framing that is quite difficult to achieve for any town. Here we see the outline of some historical buildings that stand out again the sky in a late afternoon. But maybe you are right, one can understand well only if one knows Bergamo.
2018/12/17 00:44 , Giuseppe Marzulli
I like how the colour of the evening sky corresponds to the colour of the illuminated buildings. Cheers, Martin
2018/12/17 19:42 , Martin Kraus

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