Historic palace of the Bergamo nobility, it is the private home of the Medolago Albani family. The site is known for having hosted Emperor Franz Joseph of Habsburg during an official visit to the city on the eve of the insurrectional uprisings of 1848.

Beautiful noble palace close to the Porta S.Giacomo with bas-reliefs of classical figures, if I remember correctly, by the great nineteenth-century sculptor from Bergamo C.M. BENZONI.It is a private home not accessible to the public until now.

È il più bell palazzo sulle mura imponente,sotto una curva toglie il fiato sembra un palazzo Reale!

The palace, an excellent example of neoclassical architecture, was built by the architect Simone Cantoni in 1770. In 1841 the palace was purchased by Count Giacomo Medolago Albani, ancestor of the current owners. Over time the palace underwent numerous transformations, becoming one of the most important buildings in the city and home to one of the most notable historical-cultural events of the time. The visits of Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria with his wife Elisabeth of Bavaria and of the King of Italy Vittorio Emanuele II are testified by the commemorative stone slabs placed at the entrance of the building. The palace, a beautiful example of Neoclassical architecture, was built by the architect Simone Cantoni in 1770. In 1841, the palace was bought by Count Giacomo Medolago Albani, an ancestor of the current owners. Over time, the palace underwent many transformations, becoming one of the most important buildings of the city and home to one of the most notable historical and cultural events of the time. The visits of Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria with his wife Elizabeth of Bavaria and the King of Italy Vittorio Emanuele II are evidenced by the commemorative stone slabs placed at the entrance to the building.

Seeing it from the outside it is very beautiful, it overlooks the avenue of the walls, inside I have never entered and it is a historical landmark of the city of Bergamo

A beautiful palace just outside the San Giacomo gate in Upper Bergamo

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful noble palace overlooking viale delle mura (Original) Palazzo nobiliare molto bello si affaccia su viale delle mura

Ok

Amazing private villa from late 1700. Unfortunately its not possible to visit inside

I already liked Bergamo too much. And the palace is worth to visit in Bergamo.

The view is worthy!

Palácio muito bonito do 'século XVIII, porém não é aberto a visitação. Hoje é uma propriedade privada com moradores. Uma pena não ser um ponto turístico aberto a visitação.

(Translated by Google) I do not know. I have never entered (Original) Non so. Non sono mai entrata

Bergamo città alta Beautiful architecture, preserved and restored. Today, the high city is home to the rich or ultra-rich. The city is under UNESCO protection. Tre palle del Colleoni Next to the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore is the Colleoni Chapel, the mausoleum of the condottiero Bartolomeo Colleoni. According to legend he had 3 testicles Now they are depicted on the entrance gates. They were already erased for luck