based on 3 experiences from female travelers
Beautiful city! Probably one of my favorite towns in Italy. I felt it was mostly safe during the day (I would say at night near the station and in some alleys it’s kind of the same everywhere in Italy, I would avoid them), especially during christmas time the atmosphere was so cozy and peaceful. The little Christmas markets were perfect, not overfilled like the ones in big cities, and the local food was amazing! I had polenta with some other dishes, and seriously I can’t get enough of Veneto cuisines😭🤍 Would definitely recommend! During the wintertime espwcial Christmas if you’re looking for a not too overcrowded, overpriced place with very comforting atmosphere and sweet people.
Posted: April 17, 2025I went there in fall on a group trip and we went to bergamo Alta I think it is called, but I was the most beautiful place I have ever been 🩷 the locals are very sweet and the food is absolutely amazing 🤩
Posted: January 20, 2025As someone with an American accent, I was not very well liked here, as to be expected in small town Italy. My partner and I got an excessive amount of stares and comments everywhere we went, mostly for the way we dressed or our body hair, etc. It is more of a place for an Italian tourist, not really an American or non-Italian for that matter.
Posted: August 22, 2024Based on 16 local experiences
Based on 16 local experiences
Julia
Near Bergamo central station there are many people doing drugs and alcohol. I defintly recommend avoiding this place if you can (especially at night). Other places then there, like City Alta are overall pretty safe.
Posted: July 11, 2025Bergamo is safe around the most common places, while in specific part of the city (train station in particular) I would recommend to walk with someone and not alone, mostly in the evening/night. I’ve lived in Bergamo since I was born and I’ve only experienced catcalling but in general it’s safe, although there are some stories about the places I’ve already mentioned.
Posted: May 16, 2025