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House of the Diocesi di Bergamo
This is a fine choice for anyone wanting to stay in northern Italy. There is proximity to winter sports, great hospitality and you will be staying in a lovely little town - a highly recommended monastery.In Winter, the area is ideal for those who wish to go skiing, with plenty of runs nearby for all skill levels. In the warmer months, the hills are transformed into a lush green environment, making them ideal for hiking to gain a view of the stunning area from up high. The town is on the southern side of the San Marco Pass, a road built in the late 16th century by the Republic of Venice. The town of Mazzaldo is a typical, charming Italian town. There is a lovely old building in the centre of the town which still displays the Venetian coat of arms, which has been there ever since the area was part of the Republic of Venice, which gives you an idea of the history of the town. The main church in the town is a lovely 16th century structure dedicated to St. John the Baptist, and has a wonderful black marble altar.
Services
This monastery is operated by the Diocesi di Bergamo.The lodging has an outside area with a soccer pitch, volleyball court and a basketball court, which is always available for guest use. The gradens surrounding the accommodation are either a lovely green colour, ideal for a nice long walk, or are covered in snow, which is just as beautiful.
The dining room at the monastery is a perfect place to experience some local cuisine in warm and comfortable surroundings.
Basic Breakfast 
Parking Onsite 
Dining Room 
Tea and Coffee facilities 
Tourism Advice 
No Fan Cooling 
Linen Cleaned 
Heating 
Towels 
Refrigerator N/A 
Cash Machine N/A 
Cafe N/A 
Forex Services N/A 
Hospital N/A 
Laundromat N/A 
Grocer/Market N/A 
Dining Options N/A Features
Chapel 
Children's Area 
Conference Room 
Stairs 
Fire Detectors 
Gardens 
Roof Terrace 
Common Room 
Wheelchair Access N/A 
Private Bathroom 
Chair and Desk 
Fire Detector 
No Disabled Rooms 
Windows Getting Around
North of the town centre but still in a great location, this monastery is easily found and well positioned. There are public transport links nearby, to make getting around the city a breeze.
General Transport History
Construction of this monastery began in 1948 at the request of the Diocese of Bergamo, and was officially opened in 1950.Customer Reviews
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Wonderful place and surroundings, wish we had had more time for hiking. Children liked playing football. |
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| Hanna - , Finland (June 2014) | ||
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| Open March to May (only weekends), June to September, and the Christmas period (22 December-7 January) | |
| Checkin 11:30am-9:00pm | |
| Checkout 8:00am-9:30am | |
| Curfew None | |
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Benefits of Booking with Monastery Stays
- Book securely in English
- Comprehensive booking pack
- Ongoing online service and support
- 15+ years - Trusted since 2006
