I deeply appreciate this work, which combines my passions for art, walking, languages, and communication. Every day, I carry with me the grateful looks and thanks of the people I guide as they explore our region, a place that is truly remarkable. I am certified as a Tourist Guide, fluent in both Italian and English. I am also certified as a tour guide, fluent in Italian, English, and German. Come, and discover our region by experiencing authentic experiences in timeless locations, interacting with the local environment and people, and guided by a local tour guide who grew up in the area. Some suggested itineraries: 

Brescia: Circular squares; Santa Giulia Museum; Archaeological Park. Bergamo (Upper City). This enchanting town, with its medieval charm, is the historic heart of Bergamo, surrounded by Venetian walls (a UNESCO World Heritage site). As you wander through the narrow streets, you will discover: Via Colleoni, also known as Corsarola, with its shops and restaurants; the historic buildings; Piazza del Duomo (Cathedral Square); the Baptistery; the Colleoni Chapel; the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore; the Cathedral; Piazza Vecchia; the Angelo Mai Library; the Camponone Tower; the Palazzo della Ragione (Palace of Justice); and the Palazzo del Podestà (Palace of the Magistrate) – although not all of these locations are accessible inside.

Sarnico features: the main square, the outskirts, the medieval village, Palazzo Gervasoni, the Church of San Paolo, the clock tower, Casa Torre, the Parish Church, and Liberty-style villas. (Not all buildings are accessible for interior viewing). 

Paratico, featuring: the old station, the old stable, and the old railway tracks, the Tassodi Park, the Dancing Herbs Park, the Avenue of Faces, Uccellanda, the Parish Church, and the Lantieri Tower. (Not all buildings are accessible for interior visits). 

Lake Iseo. Montisola and Peschiera Maraglio (lakefront, explanations of the island's legends and traditions, Church of Saint Michael the Archangel with wooden sculptures by Boscaì and Fantoni, explanations and illustrations of the photos of the "Floating Piers" by Christo (event held in 2016), and a walk along the lake). A tour of the three islands, including a stop at Montisola (Montisola, an island of São Paulo, and Isola di Loreto), with a stop at Peschiera Maraglio on Montisola.

Iseo (featuring: the historic center with medieval influences, the statue of Gabriele Rosa, Piazza Garibaldi with the first monument dedicated to Garibaldi in Italy, the town hall, the Church of Santa Maria del Mercato, the Palazzo dell'Arsenale, ancient washing areas, the Pieve di Sant'Andrea, the Chiesetta di San Silvestro, the Baptistery, the Castello Oldofredi, and the Santuario della Madonna della Neve and the lakeside promenade). (Not all buildings are accessible for interior visits). 

Sale: Marasinolungolago (explanations about Lake Iseo, traditions, legends, etc.) and the Church of San Zenone. Pisogne (at the end of Lake Iseo and the beginning of the Camonica Valley): Piazza, the exterior of the Bishop's Tower, the exterior of Palazzo Fanzago, and the Church of Santa Maria della Neve, featuring a cycle of frescoes by Romanino. 

Lovere (located at Piazza XIII Martiri, featuring the medieval village with its towers, the Renaissance-style Basilica of Santa Maria in Valvendra, and the Sanctuary of the Saints Loveresi Capitanio and Gerosa, and the lakeside promenade dedicated to Lady Mary Wortley Montagu). (Visiting all of these locations may not be possible). 

Franciacorta: Panoramic view of the vineyards. Monastery of San Pietro in Lamosa, located in Provaglio d'Iseo. Originating from the Cluniac style, it preserves evidence of the various styles that have evolved over time: Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque. 

Wine tours A wonderful passion awaits you, combining the history, art, traditions, and flavors of our region, Bergamo and Brescia.

INFO & BOOKINGS

Roberta Gozzini's mobile number:

+39 349 8792000

roberta.gozzini@gmail.com