Italian Language Schools in Italy

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70 Italian Language Programs in Italy
EF Education First
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Step beyond the classroom and into the world with EF Language Abroad. Our immersive programs combine academic excellence with life-changing cultural experiences in 11 stunning global destinations across 8 countries and 7 languages. Whether you’re a high school student eager to explore the world, a c
See All 4 ProgramsGreenheart Travel
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Learn and improve your Italian through full language and cultural immersion on Greenheart Travel’s summer language camp program in Florence, Italy! We welcome students of all skills, including beginners! Live with an Italian host family and make friends from around the world, all while perfecting yo
Europass Italian Language School
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The Standard Italian Course is one of the most popular options for those who wish to improve their Italian skills while discovering the beauty of Italy. Lessons take place every morning, allowing your afternoons to remain free for exploration and practice in real-life situations around the city. Y
See All 7 ProgramsItaliano In Riviera
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Learn Italian in the scenic town of Alghero, Italy, with Italiano In Riviera’s General Italian Courses. This program is designed to enhance your Italian language skills while allowing you to enjoy your vacation. You will spend your mornings immersed in Italian lessons, and the afternoons exploring t
Dante Alighieri Siena - Learning Italy
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The Summer Abroad Program offered by Learning Italy in Tuscany is a five-week immersive experience designed for university students interested in earning academic credits while deeply engaging with Italian culture. This program, hosted in the historical city of Siena, provides a comprehensive learni
See All 2 ProgramsAEF - Accademia Europea di Firenze
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A Study Abroad experience in Florence could be considered as the one most similar to that of the ‘Grand Tour’ undertaken by the great travelers of our past. Our aim here at Accademia Europea di Firenze is not to have our students live as tourists, but to ensure that they feel like true residents of
See All 3 ProgramsSAI Programs
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At Siena Italian Studies, SAI offers a study abroad program based at the International Center for Intercultural Exchange in Siena, Italy. SIS programs are a ‘gentle full immersion’ in Italian life for highly motivated beginners, intermediate, and advanced Italian language students. SIS offers some o
Italian for a While
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Experience Italy like never before with Italian for a While! Take a crash course in the Italian language, connect with locals, and soak up authentic experiences from lively piazzas to secret spots. The IFA Sprint is perfect for adults ages 18+ looking for an immersive one- to three-week program in o
Global Work & Travel
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Learn Italian the authentic way by studying Italian in Bologna. Learning a language is much easier when you are surrounded by people who speak it and are immersed in the culture that it is a part of. Within no time, you will transition from fluent conversations with locals to feeling like one. This
Abbey Road Programs
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Our Florence program is one of Abbey Road's most popular study abroad programs for nearly twenty years running. Our students benefit from the residential living experience in the heart of Florence and 24/7 support from our program staff of professional artists, chefs, photographers, and art historia
Language Vacation
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Language Vacation's summer school campus is located on a peaceful, secure and quite stunning pine wood campus which opens out to a private beach and the beautiful waters of the Adriatic Sea. Located in a large residential campus "Villaggio Adriatico," the campus allows international students the
See All 7 ProgramsScuola di Italiano Dante Alighieri
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Join a program that offers full immersion in the authentic Italian language and culture! The Intensive Italian Language and Culture course is organized into various levels, ranging from Absolute Beginners to Advanced. The classes are made up of fourteen to sixteen students. Small class sizes allo
Accademia Leonardo - Italian Language & Culture School
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Our most popular option, the Italian Standard Course, is ideal for individuals who wish to study the language and still have free time for tourism and extracurricular activities. Classes are held in groups with limited students (ideally 2 to 5) so the teacher can focus on individual learning needs.
See All 6 ProgramsHostel Bosmi Bed & Language Liguria
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Discover the perfect Italian immersion experience in the heart of Liguria with our unique 3-in-1 program: Italian lessons, guided tours, and comfortable lodging at Bosmi Bed & Language Liguria. Designed for travelers who want to learn, explore, and live like a local, this program combines education,
Laboling
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Laboling offers language and culture courses in Milazzo. The school is located downtown, close to the beautiful beach Spiaggia di Ponente and the Aeolian Islands. It is one of the oldest and most historically significant cities in Sicily. It is also the best starting point for discovering major tour
InFluent Language Immersion
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The Home Tuition Programme is one of the most effective and immersive ways to make rapid progress in Italian. You will stay directly in your teacher’s home, where you will receive fully personalised one-to-one lessons tailored to your level, goals, and interests. This unique approach allows you to
Scuola Messapia
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Discover the true essence of Italy with our immersive two-week program in Salento, Puglia. This is more than a language course; it's an invitation to live like a local. Based in the charming town of Galatina, your mornings are dedicated to Italian language lessons tailored to your level. In the aft
Molise Italian Studies
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The Molise Italian Studies Summer Internship + is not a traditional study abroad program. You will gain valuable experience within your field of study and give back to your host community through meaningful participation in the lives of its citizens. The foundation of this exchange is Community-Bas
See All 3 ProgramsNecaFlorence
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The NECAFlorence Program provides a unique opportunity to study, earn university credits, and experience Italian culture firsthand. Interdisciplinary courses based on experiential learning at NECAFlorence are designed to stimulate students’ interests and to challenge their way of thinking. Small gro
Centro Studi Italiani
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The BENVENUTO! Light Course is a group class designed for students who want to learn Italian while enjoying their free time. With just 12 hours of engaging language and conversation sessions per week, you’ll gain a solid foundation in Italian without sacrificing your free time. BENVENUTO! is struct
See All 4 ProgramsA Guide to Learning Italian in Italy
Locations
Twenty regions, each boasting their own traditions, dialects, and food, provide a variety of options for those who want to study Italian in Italy. From the Italian Riviera to Southern Italy, you can’t go wrong when choosing a location for Italian language programs in Italy. But seriously, you really can’t go wrong in a country that has its own pizza making contest (Pizzafest in Naples, FYI) and lavish masquerade balls (Carnevale in Venice).
Rome. When in Rome, walk through history. Every. Single. Day. Gaze up at the Colosseum and Pantheon on the reg, people-watch on the Spanish Steps, get lost in Trastevere, eat gelato in Piazza Navona, and head to St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City (or any of the over 900+ churches). When you crave more, the Lazio region offers easy, yet exciting, day trips around the capital, such as the archeological site, Scavi Archeologici di Ostia Antica, and World Heritage Sites in nearby Tivoli. You’ll be eternally thankful studying Italian in Italy’s “Eternal City,” so start practicing your grazie mille.
Florence. A snappy two-hour train ride north of Rome lies the terracotta, rooftop Renaissance mecca, Firenze. Under the Tuscan sun, Florence breathes fine art; just pass by Piazza del Duomo, take a gander at Renaissance masterpieces at Galleria degli Uffizi, or gaze at Ghiberti’s bronze doors and Giotto’s bell tower and you’ll understand. Florence is set within a wine-rich countryside, hence endless enoteca (wine bar) opportunities, which can fabulously be paired with copious amounts of gelato and a sampling of spring veggies at Mercato Centrale.
Naples. Intense, dramatic, and overlooked by the looming Mt Vesuvius, Naples seems less touristy and more passionate than the rest of the classic Italian cities. It has Centro Storico (one of the largest historical centres in the whole world), Graeco-Roman artifacts in the Museo Archeologico Nazionale, and Neapolitan Baroque in the Certosa e Museo di San Martino. With a culinary reputation to blow your tastebuds away, Naples will have you eating sfogliatella (ricotta-filled pastry), wood-fired oven pizza, and the oh-so-classic insalata caprese, and washing all this goodness down with some limoncello. Explore lots of markets and small shops before venturing to Pomp-ay ay oh ay oh (okay, Pompeii), the island of Capri, or the Amalfi Coast.
Venice. A city literally built on water is already mind-blowing and awesome, but add in its tapas-style cicheti (think polenta, pork meatballs, and seafood) and ombra (small glasses of wine) and you’ve reached a whole other level of Italian indulgence. The famed Piazza San Marco, bustling Rialto bridge, and Byzantine domes of the Basilica de San Marco are iconic images of Venezia. Learn Italian in Venice as you inevitably get lost within the Venetian labyrinth of footbridges, explore waterways on the vaporetto (water bus), and fall for its mysterious unconventionalism. You can’t even get mad about canal traffic because it’s romantic and you’re on a boat (or possibly being serenaded on a gondola).
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