Direct flights to Bergamo

Beautiful Bergamo is filled with beautiful sites and interesting attractions. Take part of our guide to learn more about the destination, and see all direct flights available.

Bergamo Airport is the third largest airport in Italy after Fiumicino and Milan Airport. In total there are 157 airports with direct flights to Milan from Italy and 43 other countries. The airport is a focus city (Operating base.) for Ryanair. In Italy, the airport is called Aeroporto di Bergamo-Orio al Serio.

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Located in northern Italy just forty kilometers from Milan, the hilltop town of Bergamo has a wealth of historic buildings and sights to explore. Surrounded by a protective wall, this beautiful town offers an interesting mix of stunning architecture, museums, galleries and restaurants.

Find a direct flight to Bergamo

To reach Bergamo, you can choose to fly to Orio al Serio International Airport, which is the third largest airport in Italy. The airport is well connected to the rest of Europe – in the following list you can find some of the most popular direct connections to Bergamo. Each link leads to all flight options from each airport.

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What to experience in Bergamo

Boasting an extremely pretty location, Bergamo sits on the edge of the Alps with the historical part of the town, or the upper town, being full of amazing medieval and Renaissance architectural sights. You won’t want to miss the Palazzo della Ragione with its portico dating back to the 12th century or the church of Santa Maria Maggiore which houses a spectacular and ornate 1705 wooden confessional, said to look like sculptured chocolate.

One of Bergamo’s most popular attractions and an art lover's dream is the town’s 200 year old art gallery, the Accademia Carrara, containing works by the great masters Botticelli and Bellini. Raphael’s San Sebastiano is a particular highlight.

You can take a funicular ride to the small hilltop settlement of San Vigilio and admire the spectacular views to the mountains and lower town below. As well as the town’s many historic attractions there are plenty of places to enjoy a coffee and a relaxing pizza or just wander around the cobbled streets soaking up the atmosphere.

How to find a cheap flight to Bergamo

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Bergamo climate

Bergamo offers four seasons with moderate temperatures, similar to weather in the Northern United States. January offers an average high of 41 degrees F and a low of 28 degrees F. July tops out with an average high of 81 degrees F and a low of 62 degrees F. Humidity is highest in the winter and lowest in the summer. Average humidity ranges from 67 to 79 percent, with the highest humidity during January.

Spring and fall offer more mild temperatures and humidity. Plenty of sunny, clear days grace Bergamo’s skies with nice breezes blowing from the lakes around the city. The average rainfall through the year ranges from a little over 2 to 5.1 inches. Rain is more likely from May to August. March has the least average amount of rainfall. Otherwise, winter is cold, summer is hot, and spring and fall are somewhere in between.