Trieste city rating by our language course clients
4 language schools in Trieste from €250 for a 1 week Italian course
Italian course types in Trieste
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General Italian courses
Universal Italian language courses allow students to move up the different Italian levels at a steady pace. With an array of options, students can pick the one that fits their schedule.- Learn a Language & Live with Teacher (73) - Offered by Influent
- Italian & Culture - Trieste (34)
- Senior Adult Learners 50+ Years Courses - Trieste (9)
- Standard Italian Courses for Adults - Trieste (8)
- Combi: Group + Private Courses - Trieste (6)
- Mini Group (Max 6 Students) (1) - Only offered by Piccola Università Italiana - Le Venezie
- Language Year (6-12 months) (1) - Only offered by Piccola Università Italiana - Le Venezie
- Conversation/Communication (1) - Only offered by Piccola Università Italiana - Le Venezie
- Evening (1) - Only offered by Piccola Università Italiana - Le Venezie
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Private Italian courses
Weekly packages of Italian one-to-one classes are very adaptable to the students specific timetable and can be taken virtually or inhouse. -
Italian exam preparation courses
Italian exam preparation courses are for students who need a certification of their Italian level for University entry, employment or immigration.- CILS Preparation Courses - Trieste (4)
- Other Exams (4) - Offered by Influent
- CELI (3) - Only offered by Piccola Università Italiana - Le Venezie
- TELC (1) - Only offered by Influent
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Business Italian courses
Business Italian classes come as packages of group or private classes, and have been tailor-made for professionals to know the fashionable Italian used within this field.- Business Italian Private Courses - Trieste (10)
- Business Group (1) - Only offered by Piccola Università Italiana - Le Venezie
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Italian plus activity courses
Make the most of your time when studying abroad by adding an extra curriculum experience, such as a sport or cultural activity, to learning Italian.- Italian & Oenology (4) - Only offered by Study & Live in your Teacher's Home
- Italian & Music (3) - Only offered by Piccola Università Italiana - Le Venezie
- Italian & Sailing (1) - Only offered by Piccola Università Italiana - Le Venezie
- Italian & Cooking (1) - Only offered by Piccola Università Italiana - Le Venezie
- Italian & Arts & Literature (1) - Only offered by Piccola Università Italiana - Le Venezie
- Italian & Digital Media (1) - Only offered by Piccola Università Italiana - Le Venezie
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Junior Italian courses
Junior Italian courses have a selection of programmes available for teens or pre-teens to spend their school holidays meeting new people and improving their Italian. -
Specialty courses Italian
Lessons that do not follow the normal structure of a Italian language course in a classroom are found in the Specialty course category. -
Work & Study Italian programmes
Work & Study programmes are designed to improve the student's Italian level and provide real life work experience in Italian to enhance their CV and stand out from competition.- University Courses - Trieste (3)
- Pathway Academic Preparation (1) - Only offered by Piccola Università Italiana - Le Venezie
Trieste ratings & reviews
What our students said about Trieste
I’ve visited Trieste a few times before, but this time I got to know the city much better. I really enjoyed it. The food is good and affordable, and the city is clean, safe, and laid-back. I also like that it’s not too big. There’s plenty to see in and around the city. The only downside was the bora wind, which blew for 2–3 days during each of the two weeks I was there.
It is a great city. People are very friendly and there are many points of interest. In addition, it is very safe and the prices are acceptable. The most beautiful thing about the city, apart from the people, are the landscapes; the Adriatic Sea is extremely beautiful.
Pleasant atmosphere, we didn't take part in the nightlife, we didn't use public transport. Car parking relatively expensive. The privately rented flat had its own car parking space. If staying in summer, a sandy beach would be nice.
I enjoy Trieste time and time again. I've been there about twice every time since 2018. However, because there are so many cruise ships docking now, the city is quite crowded and noisy during this time.
You can feel the historical past of the Austrian monarchy (buildings and squares), and at the same time life in the city simply oozes southern flair. I liked the city very much and felt very at home.
Didn't visit too many things but just enjoyed walking around the city and to the water. The history of the city is interesting and there are many parks and opportunities for hiking.
I didn't use public transport as everything was within walking distance for us (10-20 minutes). There are lots of good bars and restaurants. I can't judge the later nightlife.
Should remain an insider tip, as not yet overcrowded, still "normal" prices for meals, entrance fees etc.; public transport with excellent app for navigation and timetable.
It is a large, noisy busy city. It offers a range of entertainment, even free of charge. It is interesting and safe. I especially liked the old town with its atmosphere.
Trieste is a very beautiful, liveable city. Colourful and lively. Only the lack of greenery in the city and the large amounts of dog faeces everywhere deducted points.
Most recent student reviews of language schools in Trieste
I especially enjoyed the classes and the friendliness of the instructors, as well as working in small groups. We were a great team; the working atmosphere was fantastic and collaborative. After class, we went out to eat together and continued speaking Italian, which was very beneficial for everyone. For these reasons, I would definitely recommend Piccola Universita and would definitely come back myself.
2 June 2026
Course: Course B: Complete - 1 week
Student age: 58 years
Small class, great classroom, excellent location, excellent teachers.
11 May 2026
Course: Intensive Course - 1 week
Student age: 67 years
Our teachers, Valentina and Lara, were really great. They were very kind and patient. The grammar and conversation classes were always well-coordinated and very well-structured overall. I was able to brush up on the Italian I had learned a long time ago, and I now feel much more confident speaking it. The ladies at the front desk were also extremely kind and helpful.
5 May 2026
Course: Course B: Complete - 2 weeks
Student age: 66 years
The teachers' expertise and friendliness.
4 May 2026
Course: Course B: Complete - 2 weeks
Student age: 74 years
The teamwork in the international and very mixed-age group was excellent. Great atmosphere.
8 December 2025
Course: Course B: Complete - 1 week
Student age: 70 years
Information about Trieste
Key facts about Trieste
Weather in Trieste
What to do in Trieste
Arrival airport
Public transportation to city center:
Every 20 minutes, 55 minutes.
Main stops: FVG Airport, Trieste Autostazione
Every 20 minutes, 60 minutes.
Main stops: FVG Airport, Valentinis Gaslini + Monfalcone, Trieste Centrale
Taxi: 30 minutes drive to city center of Trieste
Q&A - Questions about Italian courses and schools in Trieste
Are Senior Courses with group lessons and activities offered in Trieste year-round?
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions about Italian courses in Trieste
I am looking for an intensive course for adults at B2 level. I have chosen 2 weeks but it could be 3 weeks.
I would like to ask if it is possible to have space for the car and if it is possible to use the kitchen.
Can I pay in installments?
1.- Prepayment. Due in the moment of registration. This payment is necessary so that we can send the booking to the school. Without this payment, the school cannot process the booking. If everything is okay, the school will send us the confirmation 1-2 business days later.
2.- Outstanding amount. This amount has to be paid to the school after the confirmation of the booking. Once this amount has been paid, the school can send the visa document if you require that.”
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