Bergamo is a city in the Lombardy region in Northern Italy, located right at the foot of the Alps. In March 2020, it was the epicenter of the Italian epidemic with the highest number of Covid-19 infections in the country. From the "collapse" of the past, Bergamo gradually transformed itself into a proactive position with strict epidemic prevention measures. When the second wave of Covid-19 broke out in Italy, Bergamo truly created an extraordinary miracle - with the lowest number of recorded infections in the country.
With a population of approximately 122 thousand people, Bergamo is the fourth largest city in Bergamo and the capital of the province of Normandy.
Can you guess what the first thing people here did after two months of lockdown was? While for the Vietnamese, we might immediately think of pho, for the Italians - with their "let's have a cup of coffee" culture spanning hundreds of years, they quietly went to a nearby coffee shop.
The fashion capital of Milan - one of the most bustling and vibrant places in Italy, has now become deserted and peaceful.
Selarno - a port city southeast of Naples, once one of the most important seaports, holding a strategic position along the Mediterranean coast, with a rich Greco-Roman heritage.
And the "nameless" street corners
