CAR HIRE BERGAMO

Terminals at Bergamo Airport

There is one main terminal building at Bergamo Airport. It handles both arrivals and departures. There are disabled access ramps and toilet facilities. Baby changing facilities are also catered for. The main check-in desks are located directly ahead from the doors. Security checks are up to date with EU standards. 

Getting to Bergamo Airport

Being located in the Lombardy region of Italy, Bergamo is served by the A4 motorway, which is prime cruising territory for your Car Hire Bergamo Airport vehicle. 

From the east on the A4 is Brescia and Verona. 

From the west on the A4 is Milan and Monza. Eventually the road takes you to Torino and Asti on the E74.

To the north are the Alps therefore the road system is less major than the main autoroutes. Zogno and Serina are to the north. 

From the south, are the smaller roads such as the SS11 and SP185 which head through Mozzanica and Crema. Eventually this small road meets up with Pizcenza and Parma.

Parking at Bergamo Airport 

There are 5,400 car parking spaces at the airport. Over 1,000 of which are indoors in the multi-storey car park. Payment can be made inside the terminal building using a credit card. Most car parking spaces are within walking distance to the terminal, or a small bus will take you.

Facilities at Bergamo Airport

The duty free shop called Dufrital is open all year round selling items such as watches, sunglasses and cameras. There is food, liquor and tobacco sold as well as fashion accessories. 

There are restaurants called the Autogrill which sells small snacks and there is the Iniziative Commerciali which sells ice-cream and liquor. 

Wifi Internet is available by contacting customer services and paying up front by credit card. All areas within the airport can access Wifi. 

There is a church, ATM machines and a bank called the Banca Popolare di Bergamo. A pharmacy and a lost baggage counter are also available.

What's close to Bergamo Airport? 

Car Hire Bergamo Airport will be your guide to the city. The city centre is known for a great mix of interesting old and modern new buildings. The Piazza Vecchia is a mix of Renaissance and medieval architecture. 

Take a walk along the city walls which gives a fantastic view over Lombardy. The funicolare, cable car takes you up to the Citta Alta. 

There are many pizzerias such as La Bruschetta and La Ciotola which is near to the French Mecure Hotel. 

Being close to the Alps mountain range, skiing or snowboarding are a favorite of the area. The skiing resorts of San Simone and Carona are the closest to Bergamo.