Cappella Colleoni

The Cappella Colleoni, located in Bergamo, Italy, is a Renaissance chapel built in the mid-15th century by the architect Bartolomeo Colleoni. The chapel is noted for its exterior decorations, which feature stucco reliefs depicting important events from the life of the Colleoni family. Inside the chapel, visitors can admire the frescoes by Tiepolo and the wall tomb of the Colleoni family. The chapel also houses the Museum Colleoni, which exhibits paintings and sculptures from the 16th century, including one of the most important statues of the Renaissance period - Giovanni da Bologna's Neptune. The chapel is an ideal stop for history and art lovers as it is a one-of-a-kind example of the Renaissance.