20 Italian & Culture courses in Rome offered by 4 language schools - 2 week Italian course.
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Italy Today - Language and Culture Course
Covid-19 Status: School currently open
Lessons per week: 25 (45 minutes per lesson)
Max. students per class: 14
Starting dates: Every Monday
Comments:
Intensive Course plus 5 culture lessons per week. The culture lessons covers: Art and Culture, History and Folklore, Media and Films, and Political and Economic Situation of Italy.
Intensive Course plus 5 culture lessons per week. The culture lessons covers: Art and Culture, History and Folklore, Media and Films, and Political and Economic Situation of Italy.
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Fine Arts Course
Covid-19 Status: School currently open
Lessons per week: 6 (45 minutes per lesson)
Max. students per class: 14
Starting dates: Every Monday
Comments:
This course consists of 6 lessons of introductory art. It is designed for beginners of visual arts, drawing and painting.
This course consists of 6 lessons of introductory art. It is designed for beginners of visual arts, drawing and painting.
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La Dolce Vita 50+ Course
Covid-19 Status: School currently open
Lessons per week: 20 (45 minutes per lesson)
Max. students per class: 14
Starting dates: 06 Jun. 2022, 10 Oct. 2022
Comments:
Students will learn Italian in a pleasant and relaxing environment, accompanied by a wide variety of cultural activities.
Week 1:
Guided tour of 'Ancient Rome' (Pantheon, Capitol Hill and Markets of Trajan), Vatican Museum visit, street food tour, wine tasting, and typical Roman dinner.
Week 2:
Day trip to Tivoli’s centre and visit of one of the Emperor’s villas and gardens, guided visit of some of the most important Roman monuments (Colosseum, The Roman Forum and Palatine Hill), guided visit to Galleria Borghese, cooking class, and walk in the Jewish Ghetto enjoying the sunset and ...
Week 1:
Guided tour of 'Ancient Rome' (Pantheon, Capitol Hill and Markets of Trajan), Vatican Museum visit, street food tour, wine tasting, and typical Roman dinner.
Week 2:
Day trip to Tivoli’s centre and visit of one of the Emperor’s villas and gardens, guided visit of some of the most important Roman monuments (Colosseum, The Roman Forum and Palatine Hill), guided visit to Galleria Borghese, cooking class, and walk in the Jewish Ghetto enjoying the sunset and ...
Students will learn Italian in a pleasant and relaxing environment, accompanied by a wide variety of cultural activities.
Week 1:
Guided tour of 'Ancient Rome' (Pantheon, Capitol Hill and Markets of Trajan), Vatican Museum visit, street food tour, wine tasting, and typical Roman dinner.
Week 2:
Day trip to Tivoli’s centre and visit of one of the Emperor’s villas and gardens, guided visit of some of the most important Roman monuments (Colosseum, The Roman Forum and Palatine Hill), guided visit to Galleria Borghese, cooking class, and walk in the Jewish Ghetto enjoying the sunset and farewell dinner.
Week 1:
Guided tour of 'Ancient Rome' (Pantheon, Capitol Hill and Markets of Trajan), Vatican Museum visit, street food tour, wine tasting, and typical Roman dinner.
Week 2:
Day trip to Tivoli’s centre and visit of one of the Emperor’s villas and gardens, guided visit of some of the most important Roman monuments (Colosseum, The Roman Forum and Palatine Hill), guided visit to Galleria Borghese, cooking class, and walk in the Jewish Ghetto enjoying the sunset and farewell dinner.
Accreditations:






