Italian Language Schools in Rome

I have been visiting Rome for many years and unfortunately I have to say that it has changed very negatively. This year you can't recommend anyone to go there as the whole city is a building site due to the Holy Year next year. Piazza Navona, Piazza Farnese, Ponte d'Angelo are scaffolded, and these are just three examples of many. In addition, many owner-managed shops have disappeared and the number of restaurants has increased considerably. The calibre of visitors has also changed for the worse, with many visiting the city dressed as if they were on the beach, which is very unpleasant in the restaurants. I spoke to my teacher about this and he could only confirm my impression.

Not again in midsummer, at 39 degrees in the shade it is quite unbearable and the crowds of tourists are also quite annoying, otherwise it is absolutely great, you can't walk 100 metres without coming across a historically relevant building, the museums are impressive, the opera in the Caracalla Baths is highly recommended and I would love to import the pasticcerias to Germany

Unique city with an incredible amount of history and culture, definitely worth seeing! It remains incomprehensible that apart from the historical core, little is being done for the public sector (renovation of the streets, garbage disposal, replacement of the ailing trams, reduction of emissions ...).

I can't say anything about the nightlife and the surrounding area. Rome is a great city that, unlike other large cities, can be explored on foot. There are also many beautiful and interesting things to discover away from the hotspots that are besieged by tourists.

In general, the city is dirty and looks neglected, which is common in many Italian cities. Otherwise, I found it quite pleasant and safe for a big city. Of course, it is worth visiting things despite the rivers of people in almost every part of the city centre.

You have to live Rome and not just visit it. It has an immense cultural wealth due to its history. By spending more time there one perceives the identity of the districts of Rome as well as the preserved traditions (many "small trades" disappeared in France).

Fantastic. The (road) construction work seems uncoordinated and reckless, and it's difficult to get an overview of public transport. I walked an insane amount this way. But this gives hope that the public transport connections are getting better and better.

Was currently under the positions, mainly in the Colosseum region. Very busy, lots of police on the track as well as soldiers. Many homeless people here and there. Just lie on the road or next to it.

We were surprised by how much we enjoyed living there for two weeks during the class. The Piazza Navona area is delightful, and a perfect location. Lodging in that area is quite expensive, however.

I loved Rome!!!! Everything is united in this city, the beach is an hour away, I miss living there already. Always felt very safe, there are always lots of people out at night too :)

Very committed and good teachers (even I enjoyed grammar with Augusto)
Move to other premises, afternoon activities.

10 April 2025
Course: Standard Italian Course - 1 week
Student age: 66 years

Very good quality didactically/professionally/personally.

1 April 2025
Course: Standard Italian Course - 2 weeks
Student age: 66 years

Grammar lessons with Simona and students from all over the world.

31 March 2025
Course: Standard Italian Course - 2 weeks
Student age: 56 years

Motivated teachers, up-to-date methods, cafeteria in the building, quick response/replacement when teachers are absent.

26 March 2025
Course: Intensive (30) - 2 weeks
Student age: 60 years

Very good atmosphere! Excellent didactic material available. The lessons are lively and focussed on interesting topics, without the usual Italian stereotypes. Perfect for me to improve my everyday language.
Thank you for two great weeks!

17 March 2025
Course: Intensive Course - 2 weeks
Student age: 63 years