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Organizzazione tecnica:<br />
In collaborazione con:<br />
Discover Bergamo<br />
Guided Tours<br />
Sunday 2 September<br />
At 3 p.m. (to be confirmed), following the conclusion of the Meeting,<br />
one may take a Guided Tour.<br />
PROPOSED<br />
ITINERARY<br />
A unique city in northern Italy in two distinctive parts, one high and one low,<br />
almost entirely surrounded by hills and lawns which have been its constant<br />
companion. A Roman municipium much desired by Caesar and a powerful<br />
city in medieval times, Bergamo became “the other Venice” from the<br />
1400s. It is a treasure chest of unrivalled beauty situated where the<br />
northern plain meets the foothills of the Alps where history, art and<br />
nature weave a fascinating web to be discovered around every corner.<br />
The proposed route for Arketipos – I <strong>Maestri</strong> <strong>del</strong> <strong>Paesaggio</strong> - aims to<br />
retrace the glorious history of this unique city through works of art,<br />
monuments and exclusive glimpses of the city’s treasures, of its<br />
streets and inhabitants who over the centuries have made it what<br />
it is with their culture and hard work thus allowing it to grow<br />
while preserving its beauty.<br />
The Città Alta tour costs<br />
€ 10,00 + VAT ( € 12,10).<br />
Minimum number of participants per group 15,<br />
maximum 30. Estimated duration: 3 hours<br />
i.land PROPOSED ITINERARY<br />
i.land is the ornamental agricultural park<br />
designed by Studio GPT - Giardini <strong>Paesaggio</strong><br />
Territorio, situated at i.lab, the new Centre<br />
for Research and Innovation belonging to the<br />
Italcementi group.<br />
The concept behind i.land was born out of<br />
a desire to unite the architecture of the i.lab<br />
building, designed by the American architect<br />
Richard Meier, with the culture and geogaphy of<br />
the Bergamo area, innovation meeting tradition<br />
which in modern terms translates into sustainability,<br />
biodiversity, and “chilometro zero (an Italian term<br />
coined to describe locally sourced, low impact<br />
materials). It is from this natural dynamic that the<br />
project has been enriched and created.