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Wenn Sie entlang der venezianischen Mauern von Ober-Bergamo spazieren gehen, k\u00f6nnen Sie an der Porta S. Giacomo den pr\u00e4chtigen Palazzo Medolago Albani bewundern.<\/span><\/p>\n

Geh\u00f6rte zu den <\/span>Grafen Vailetti<\/strong>das 1695 vom Herzog von Parma, Francesco Farnese, mit diesem Titel ausgezeichnet wurde, war urspr\u00fcnglich ein Palast im Stil des 16. Jahrhunderts.
\nJahrhundert. Der letzte der Vailetti-Familie, Luigi, beschloss, die Villa dem Erdboden gleichzumachen, um einen v\u00f6llig neuen Palast zu errichten.
\nDas Projekt wurde im Jahr 1770 anvertraut <\/span>Simone Cantoni<\/strong>, <\/span> Architekt aus dem Tessin, der auch die Villa Olmo in Como entworfen hat.
\nNach der \u00dcberwindung einiger Schwierigkeiten, die unter anderem durch die gro\u00dfen H\u00f6henunterschiede des Gel\u00e4ndes verursacht wurden, entstand schlie\u00dflich ein pr\u00e4chtiges Beispiel f\u00fcr einen neoklassizistischen Palast.
<\/span>Nach Luigis Tod stand das Geb\u00e4ude zum Verkauf und wurde 1835 von der Gemeinde Bergamo erworben, um Sitz des Klassischen Lyzeums von Sarpi zu werden.
\nDa die R\u00e4ume nicht zufriedenstellend an die neue Funktion angepasst werden konnten, verkaufte die Stadtverwaltung es sechs Jahre sp\u00e4ter an den Grafen Giacomo Medolago Albani<\/strong>.
\nDas Haus wurde von den neuen Besitzern umgebaut und versch\u00f6nert. Es wurde zu einem der elegantesten H\u00e4user der Stadt und war Zeuge wichtiger historischer und kultureller Ereignisse.
\nDank seiner Funktion als Repr\u00e4sentationspalast war es unter anderem Schauplatz des Besuchs von Elisabeth von Bayern<\/strong> mit ihrem \u00f6sterreichischen<\/strong> Gemahl Franz Joseph<\/strong> im Jahr 1857 und zwei Jahre sp\u00e4ter des Treffens zwischen Giuseppe Garibaldi und Viktor Emanuel II.<\/strong> in Bergamo .<\/strong> <\/p>\n

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Von <\/span>architektonischen Gesichtspunkten<\/span>Das Geb\u00e4ude hat einen C-f\u00f6rmigen Grundriss mit einem zentralen Innenhof, der auf das Panorama der Citt\u00e0 Bassa ausgerichtet ist.
\nAlle Fassaden mit Ausnahme derjenigen an der Via S. Giacomo haben ein hohes rustikales Untergeschoss: ein geschickter Trick von Cantoni, um die visuelle Wirkung des H\u00f6henunterschieds zu verringern, ja fast zu verbergen, denn die zweifarbigen und halbseitigen S\u00e4ulen der Fassade fangen den Blick des Betrachters auf und leiten ihn nach oben.
<\/span>\u00dcber den Fenstern des Piano nobile befinden sich f\u00fcnf Basrelief-Medaillons mit Szenen aus Torquato Tassos Gerusalemme liberata<\/em>, die 1848 von Giovanni Maria Benzoni<\/strong> geschaffen wurden.
\nDie Balustrade \u00fcber dem Gesims ist mit Statuen und einer Uhr des Bildhauers Antonio Gelpi<\/strong> geschm\u00fcckt.
\nEbenfalls im perfekten neoklassischen Stil ist die Treppe, die im Inneren in den ersten Stock hinauff\u00fchrt, symmetrisch und besteht aus zwei L\u00e4ufen.<\/p>\n

Im ersten Stock, dem ‘piano nobile’, k\u00f6nnen Sie das Gr\u00fcne, das Rote und das Blaue Zimmer besichtigen, deren Namen sich von den jeweiligen Wandteppichen ableiten; das Musikzimmer, in dem die warmen T\u00f6ne der musikalischen Darbietungen erklingen, und die Bonomini-Galerie<\/strong>, die mit sch\u00f6nen Fresken des gleichnamigen bergamaskischen K\u00fcnstlers geschm\u00fcckt ist. Andere K\u00fcnstler, die die Innenr\u00e4ume des Palazzo Medolago Albani dekoriert haben, sindLuigi Deleidi<\/strong>, bekannt als ‘il Nebbia’, Filippo Comerio<\/strong> und Vincenzo Bonomini<\/strong>. <\/p>\n

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Der Palazzo Medolago Albani, ein pr\u00e4chtiges neoklassizistisches Geb\u00e4ude und herrschaftlicher Wohnsitz, beherbergte wichtige Pers\u00f6nlichkeiten der internationalen Geschichte des 19. Jahrhunderts, darunter den Kaiser von \u00d6sterreich und Viktor Emanuel I.<\/p>\n","filotto_fill":"manual","hero_type":"images","filotto_items":false,"accessibilitycontent":{"tcm_content":[{"acf_fc_layout":"title","title_tag":"h3","title_text":"Das Datenblatt"},{"acf_fc_layout":"text","text":""}]},"gallery":{"gallery_items":false},"iu_kids":false,"iu_timetable":false,"poi_data":{"description":"

Wenn Sie entlang der venezianischen Mauern von Ober-Bergamo spazieren gehen, k\u00f6nnen Sie an der Porta S. Giacomo den pr\u00e4chtigen Palazzo Medolago Albani bewundern.<\/span><\/p>\n

Geh\u00f6rte zu den <\/span>Grafen Vailetti<\/strong>das 1695 vom Herzog von Parma, Francesco Farnese, mit diesem Titel ausgezeichnet wurde, war urspr\u00fcnglich ein Palast im Stil des 16. Jahrhunderts.
\nJahrhundert. Der letzte der Vailetti-Familie, Luigi, beschloss, die Villa dem Erdboden gleichzumachen, um einen v\u00f6llig neuen Palast zu errichten.
\nDas Projekt wurde im Jahr 1770 anvertraut <\/span>Simone Cantoni<\/strong>, <\/span> Architekt aus dem Tessin, der auch die Villa Olmo in Como entworfen hat.
\nNach der \u00dcberwindung einiger Schwierigkeiten, die unter anderem durch die gro\u00dfen H\u00f6henunterschiede des Gel\u00e4ndes verursacht wurden, entstand schlie\u00dflich ein pr\u00e4chtiges Beispiel f\u00fcr einen neoklassizistischen Palast.
<\/span>Nach Luigis Tod stand das Geb\u00e4ude zum Verkauf und wurde 1835 von der Gemeinde Bergamo erworben, um Sitz des Klassischen Lyzeums von Sarpi zu werden.
\nDa die R\u00e4ume nicht zufriedenstellend an die neue Funktion angepasst werden konnten, verkaufte die Stadtverwaltung es sechs Jahre sp\u00e4ter an den Grafen Giacomo Medolago Albani<\/strong>.
\nDas Haus wurde von den neuen Besitzern umgebaut und versch\u00f6nert. Es wurde zu einem der elegantesten H\u00e4user der Stadt und war Zeuge wichtiger historischer und kultureller Ereignisse.
\nDank seiner Funktion als Repr\u00e4sentationspalast war es unter anderem Schauplatz des Besuchs von Elisabeth von Bayern<\/strong> mit ihrem \u00f6sterreichischen<\/strong> Gemahl Franz Joseph<\/strong> im Jahr 1857 und zwei Jahre sp\u00e4ter des Treffens zwischen Giuseppe Garibaldi und Viktor Emanuel II.<\/strong> in Bergamo .<\/strong> <\/p>\n

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Von <\/span>architektonischen Gesichtspunkten<\/span>Das Geb\u00e4ude hat einen C-f\u00f6rmigen Grundriss mit einem zentralen Innenhof, der auf das Panorama der Citt\u00e0 Bassa ausgerichtet ist.
\nAlle Fassaden mit Ausnahme derjenigen an der Via S. Giacomo haben ein hohes rustikales Untergeschoss: ein geschickter Trick von Cantoni, um die visuelle Wirkung des H\u00f6henunterschieds zu verringern, ja fast zu verbergen, denn die zweifarbigen und halbseitigen S\u00e4ulen der Fassade fangen den Blick des Betrachters auf und leiten ihn nach oben.
<\/span>\u00dcber den Fenstern des Piano nobile befinden sich f\u00fcnf Basrelief-Medaillons mit Szenen aus Torquato Tassos Gerusalemme liberata<\/em>, die 1848 von Giovanni Maria Benzoni<\/strong> geschaffen wurden.
\nDie Balustrade \u00fcber dem Gesims ist mit Statuen und einer Uhr des Bildhauers Antonio Gelpi<\/strong> geschm\u00fcckt.
\nEbenfalls im perfekten neoklassischen Stil ist die Treppe, die im Inneren in den ersten Stock hinauff\u00fchrt, symmetrisch und besteht aus zwei L\u00e4ufen.<\/p>\n

Im ersten Stock, dem ‘piano nobile’, k\u00f6nnen Sie das Gr\u00fcne, das Rote und das Blaue Zimmer besichtigen, deren Namen sich von den jeweiligen Wandteppichen ableiten; das Musikzimmer, in dem die warmen T\u00f6ne der musikalischen Darbietungen erklingen, und die Bonomini-Galerie<\/strong>, die mit sch\u00f6nen Fresken des gleichnamigen bergamaskischen K\u00fcnstlers geschm\u00fcckt ist. Andere K\u00fcnstler, die die Innenr\u00e4ume des Palazzo Medolago Albani dekoriert haben, sindLuigi Deleidi<\/strong>, bekannt als ‘il Nebbia’, Filippo Comerio<\/strong> und Vincenzo Bonomini<\/strong>. <\/p>\n

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