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CIEE Gap Year in Florence, Italy: Italian Language & Culture
Your gap year in Florence strikes the ideal balance of structure and independence, giving you the freedom to grow, discover yourself, and prepare for college. Imagine standing before Michelangelo’s David, savoring gelato in the city where it was invented, and taking in panoramic views from the top of the Duomo—the city’s breathtaking 15th-century cathedral crowned with the largest masonry dome ev...
Your gap year in Florence strikes the ideal balance of structure and independence, giving you the freedom to grow, discover yourself, and prepare for college. Imagine standing before Michelangelo’s David, savoring gelato in the city where it was invented, and taking in panoramic views from the top of the Duomo—the city’s breathtaking 15th-century cathedral crowned with the largest masonry dome ever built. The capital of Tuscany, Florence, is not only renowned for its Renaissance art and architecture but also celebrated for its culinary delights, including Bistecca alla Fiorentina (a thick, grilled T-bone steak) and Panzanella (a refreshing bread and tomato salad). Spend 12-15 hours each week immersed in engaging language classes with native instructors and like-minded peers who are sure ...
Program Highlights
Increase your Italian proficiency through weekly classes at a language school and interactions with your homestay
Take a perfume making class that guides you through the history and techniques of crafting your own unique fragrance
Through an immersive cooking class, you'll learn to prepare authentic Italian dishes. Guided by expert chefs, you'll explore traditional recipes and techniques, using fresh, local ingredients.
Visit world-famous museums and cathedrals, like Palazzo Vecchio and the Duomo di Firenze.
Embark on an exciting city tour in Florence with a twist! This unique experience combines sightseeing with a fun scavenger hunt, through historic landmarks and hidden gems.
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Quick Details
- Florence, Italy
- Post High School
- Experiential Learning
- Language Immersion
- American
Program Details
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Locations
- Florence, Italy
Types and Subjects
- Types
- Experiential Learning
- Language Immersion
Availability
Years Offered: 2026, 2027
- Post High School
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
- American
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
- Medical / Accident Insurance
- Airport Transfer (Pick-Up)
Accommodation Options
- Home-stays
- Other
Qualifications & Experience
- High school graduate, diploma or the equivalent (for example: GED)
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
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Your gap year in Florence strikes the ideal balance of structure and independence, giving you the freedom to grow, discover yourself, and prepare for college. Imagine standing before Michelangelo’s David, savoring gelato in the city where it was invented, and taking in panoramic views from the top of the Duomo—the city’s breathtaking 15th-century cathedral crowned with the largest masonry dome ever built. The capital of Tuscany, Florence, is not only renowned for its Renaissance art and architecture but also celebrated for its culinary delights, including Bistecca alla Fiorentina (a thick, grilled T-bone steak) and Panzanella (a refreshing bread and tomato salad). Spend 12-15 hours each week immersed in engaging language classes with native instructors and like-minded peers who are sure ...
CIEE High School Grads Abroad
CIEE High School Grads Abroad
Ready to Learn More?
Your gap year in Florence strikes the ideal balance of structure and independence, giving you the freedom to grow, discover yourself, and prepare for college. Imagine standing before Michelangelo’s David, savoring gelato in the city where it was invented, and taking in panoramic views from the top of the Duomo—the city’s breathtaking 15th-century cathedral crowned with the largest masonry dome ever built. The capital of Tuscany, Florence, is not only renowned for its Renaissance art and architecture but also celebrated for its culinary delights, including Bistecca alla Fiorentina (a thick, grilled T-bone steak) and Panzanella (a refreshing bread and tomato salad). Spend 12-15 hours each week immersed in engaging language classes with native instructors and like-minded peers who are sure ...
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