Open space vicolo Bancalegno 17, Stazione, Bergamo

Do you need temporary accommodation? equipped with every comfort and accessories (dishes, linens, television, washing machine, etc.) it is located on the second floor of an elegant building with elevator. The large open space houses a modern kitchen complete with everything, a comfortable sofa, a foldaway double bed, a large wardrobe. A comfortable balcony overlooking the interior and a cellar accompany the real estate unit.
On request single box.
We rent with a transitional contract (from 1 to 18 months) exclusively to referenced persons. context
If there is no doubt that the heart of the Upper Town is Piazza Vecchia, for the lower part of the city there are various interpretations: there are those who claim that the core of the city is the Sentierone, those via XX Settembre and those, above all in recent times, both Piazza Pontida.
For a few years now, Piazza Pontida has been experiencing a second youth: bars and dehors, antique dealers and shops of the past coexist peacefully here, painting a harmonious coexistence of yesterday and today, of nightlife and quiet that seems to represent the Bergamo of today very well, suspended between a past of traditions and a future of innovations. ciano on the square, Giuseppe Mazzini harangued the population to rise up against the Austrian ruler and that, at the beginning of the twentieth century, the tram passed. , decided to inaugurate the Torre dei Caduti themselves, which had been completed for months but not yet open. effortlessly, they manage to survive changing fashions. It will be no coincidence that the famous Duchy of Piazza Pontida owes its name to this area of the city, guardian of the rich Bergamo traditions… .Piazza Pontida is not just Bergamo's "yesterday". Alongside the past, the present also coexists: trendy clubs, dehors, aperitifs and shops for young people populate this square which, today as yesterday, manages to enclose the true spirit of the Orobic city, anchored to its traditions and reaching out towards the future.