Start your adventure at the Citta Alta, the upper city of Bergamo. Walk through its narrow streets, squares, and see its medieval architecture. Visit the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, and the fortress of the Rocca. Finish the day enjoying the sunset in one of the cafes overlooking the city.
Get ready for some adventure activities! In the morning, visit the Egyptian Museum, one of the most important in the world, and see its mummies, sarcophagi, and hieroglyphs. Then, head to the Olympic Park, where you can go bobsledding, ice skating, or watch a soccer match at the Juventus Stadium. End your day at the Parco del Valentino, where you can stroll along the Po River, rent a bike or boat, or visit the medieval castle.
Start your day visiting the largest aquarium in Europe, the Genoa Aquarium, home to dolphins, sharks, and manatees, among other stunning creatures. After that, explore the narrow streets, squares, and walls of the Historic Center, part of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites. Enjoy some delicious focaccia, and then, take a stroll in Villa Durazzo Pallavicini, a botanical garden with exotic plants, lakes, and waterfalls.
Get ready for some hiking! Visit the Cinque Terre National Park, consisting of five seaside villages, and enjoy the breathtaking landscapes, colorful houses, and steep cliffs. Hike along the "Via dell'Amore," from Riomaggiore to Manarola, or along the "Sentiero Azzurro," from Vernazza to Monterosso. End your day with some fresh seafood and wine in one of the local trattorias.
Time to relax after all the adventure! Visit the Reale Mutua Assicurazioni Golf Club, a beautiful golf course surrounded by hills and valleys. Enjoy a game or a drink at the club-house, and then, head to the Basilica di Superga, a baroque church overlooking the city, and enjoy the panoramic views from the hill. End your journey savoring some agnolotti del plin, a traditional dish of stuffed pasta, at a local trattoria.
If you have more time, visit the Abbey of Santo Stefano in Genova, the Venaria Reale Palace in Torino, or the Scaliger Castle in Sirmione. If you have less time, skip the golf club and the basilica in Torino. Note that some places might be closed due to maintenance or holidays, plan accordingly, and double-check the opening and closing times.