75 Italian & Arts & Literature Courses in Italy

Standard Course in the morning and 5 individual afternoon lessons per week focusing on writers, poets and the different periods of Italian literature.

10 Italian lessons plus 10 lessons of painting and drawing techniques per week.

This course includes 20 Italian lessons and 4 literature classes per week.

This course takes place both in and out of the classroom in churches, museums, gardens and squares, in an ideal mix of Italian language and art history. Students will discover new contemporary artistic expressions in Florence, and visiting the ateliers of young painters and craftsmen.

Entrance tickets for museums and monuments are included.

This course includes 20 general language lessons and 4 Christian Iconography lessons of 2 hours each, including guided tours in Ravenna.

Includes 20 general language lessons and 4 art lessons per week.

Individual lessons are arranged with flexibility, taking into account both your availability and the professor’s, to provide the most personalized and effective learning experience.

Minimum 3 participants, otherwise an individual course is possible (different price).

This course includes 20 Italian lessons and 4 art classes per week.

Lessons could be moved to the afternoon, depending on the opening hours of museums, palaces, churches etc.

All entrance fees included.

Study the development of art in Italy in relation to the rest of Europe. Become acquainted with the most important works of artists such as Raphael, Michelangelo, Bernini, Borromini and Caravaggio while learning about the most significant historical and social events of their day. The course includes on-site visits around the city.

Study the development of art in Italy in relation to the rest of Europe. Become acquainted with the most important works of artists such as Raphael, Michelangelo, Bernini, Borromini and Caravaggio while learning about the most significant historical and social events of their day. The course includes on-site visits around the city.

Study the development of art in Italy in relation to the rest of Europe. Become acquainted with the most important works of artists such as Raphael, Michelangelo, Bernini, Borromini and Caravaggio while learning about the most significant historical and social events of their day. The course includes on-site visits around the city.

Includes 20 language lessons and 1 hour of art history lessons per week.

The course combines theoretical lessons and guided walks among Renaissance churches and buildings.