Accademia Carrara

The exhibition is organised in sixteen rooms of different sizes, which tell different stories. The first sequence is dedicated to theItalian art between Gothic and Renaissance on the Peninsula, with an emphasis on the conspicuous nucleus of works from the 15th century in the Po Valley and Veneto, with works by Pisanello, Mantegna e Belliniand on contemporary Tuscan production, where the paintings of Raphael e Botticelli.

The second sequence draws a path illustrating the figurative tradition between Lombardy and the Venetian mainland dominions, between the 15th and 18th centurieswith a focus on the Bergamo context, where they operated Lot, Moroni, Baschenis e Fra Galgario. Finally, the section dedicated to theNineteenth century with a focus on the events and protagonists of the Accademia Carrara School of Painting.

PwC GARDENS

Art, nature, taste and architecture meet in the PwC GardensAccademia Carrara's large green space of about 3,000 square metres, consisting of a new romantic park, embedded in the urban fabric of Bergamo, a connecting walkway between the museum and the exterior and the new Bù Bistrot in Carraraplaces where the museum's present dialogues with its past. Access to PwC Gardens is freepossible from the museum - via the new walkway connecting the museum rooms to the outside - or from the separate entrance in Via della Noca 7. Click here for the timetable of the PwC Gardens.