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The courtyard of Palazzo Moroni seen through an arcade, with a stone retaining wall, a niche fountain and garden terraces above.
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Palazzo Moroni

Palazzo Moroni is a 17th-century palace on Via Porta Dipinta in Bergamo's upper town, built in the mid-17th century for Francesco Moroni. Its rooms keep Baroque frescoes by Gian Giacomo Barbelli and portraits by Giovan Battista Moroni. Behind it lie terraced Italian gardens and an ortaglia of almost two hectares. The FAI has run it since 2019.

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Palazzo Moroni Entry Ticket

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