Situated on Piazza Duomo in the heart of Bergamo’s Città Alta, the Cattedrale di Bergamo, also known as the Cathedral of Saint Alexander, celebrates the city’s patron saint. Completed in 1889, this neoclassical landmark features a striking white marble facade. Inside, visitors can explore an array of artistic treasures, including frescoes, sculptures, and paintings by renowned masters such as Giovanni Battista Moroni and Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. The cathedral’s interior, with its richly decorated walls and ceilings, offers a glimpse into the cultural and religious heritage of Bergamo.
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