Italian Language Schools in Turin

The school is right in the center. Very close to very good restaurant. There is also an information sheet in the school. The pedestrian zone starts right around the corner. From there, you can explore many sights on foot. I myself have been to the opera, to various plays and to the cinema. There are still really big cinemas there, which has screenings already at 4 pm. I already speak Italian well and have explored and seen a lot. There are interesting markets all over Turin, with the Porta Palazzo market being the best. Especially the farmers' market, where fresh products from the area are offered, and the market hall (Mercato centrale) right next to it, where you can choose raw products that are then prepared directly. There are various excursions organized by the school. I went to the Langhe with them. It's a wine-growing area around Alba. Beautiful area. There was a wine tasting with typical small dishes from the area. Very, very good. It also included a city tour in Alba with a visit to a hazelnut factory. There you could try differently prepared hazelnuts and products made from hazelnuts and see the production process. It was very nice, too.

Nice city, generally clean, well structured with lots of bars and restaurants well distributed in the city. Beautiful churches and castles to visit! Fine clothing stores. Italians are not very sympathetic, dry, without empathy towards others! Should not need information!

Great. Almost everything can be reached on foot within 20-30 minutes. Public transport is excellent and easy to use. Beautiful parks throughout the city and along the river Po make it easy to find a place to relax, swim or sunbathe.

Very convenient city but less tourist then Rome or Milan. I really enjoy the atmosphere. Just an hour away from Milan if you take the flight. And it's very close to the mountain area if you like hiking and skiing.

Exciting, interesting history, lively and open. Also: noisy, smoggy, chaotic sometimes. A big city with big city facilities and big city problems. I like that, but you may not. Mountains in the background: great.

A very interesting city, with many historical monuments from the Savoyard era, large squares, lots of entertainment in the streets, good restaurants not excessively expensive and markets and shops of all kinds.

It shouldn't be said, but Turin is a great city that is not too crowded with tourists and is well worth seeing, thanks to the fact that it is not yet too well known. The proximity to the mountains is great!

A cosy city! Not too crowded but cosy. Very versatile. In terms of cuisine and catering very attractive. Beautiful nature around the city. Beautiful!

Much to my surprise, I loved it. Perfect size, SO much to see and do, Very walkable, lots of cultural activities. Wonderful cafes and restaurants.

Very charming city with historical landmarks, many exciting museums, green parks and many cafés, restaurants, bars...