Italian in Rome
We offer Italian language courses at our school in Rome, Italy.
Students must be at least 16 years old to participate. |
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All roads lead to Rome, the eternal city! Today’s Rome is a contemporary metropolis of world fame which still reflects the various epochs of its long and colorful history in its architecture, culture and people.
The city’s large historical centre can be divided into many different architectural areas from Ancient Rome to Medieval times, from Renaissance to Baroque, Art Nouveau, Neoclassicism, and Modernism to Rationalism.
The city is often considered a living encyclopedia covering the last 3000 years of Western art. |
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Make also sure to experience Rome for which it is famous: wonderful sunshine and fountains in small, hidden squares and the warm evening strolls through a city overflowing with areas and sights to suit every taste.
Campo dei Fiori, Piazza Navona, Trinità dei Monti, Trastevere and the Pantheon are all incredibly wonderful places.
Here Romans of all ages share their time enjoying a glass of Italian wine and the typical Italian ice-cream!
Visitors often return with a tear in their eyes! |
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If you prefer beach life you will find wonderful beaches close to the city:
- Circeo,
- Sabaudia,
- Sperlonga,
- Argentario and Ponza
are a great way to get away for the weekend.
Naturally our colleagues in the school will do their utmost to help you to organize such trips, whether you want to explore new and different areas of the city or discover Rome’s surrounding region. |
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| As the saying goes ‘when in Rome, do as the Romans do’. Do exactly this by overloading your senses with the glut of pleasures that the city has to offer; from the grandiose thrill of feeling centuries of turbulent history under your feet to seeing darkness descend over the city’s frenetic pace. The twilight seems to slow down the hectic city when the marble-white buildings and statues are beautifully lit up. |
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Rome in a Nutshell |
● Location
Italy’s capital is one of the oldest cities in the world and is located right in the centre of the Italian peninsula. |
● Famous for
Capital of the Roman Empire, the Vatican,
Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Colosseum, Sistine
Chapel, Italian food and
ice cream. |
● School surroundings
Our school is located close to St. Peter's Cathedral on the Via Cola di Rienzo, one of the most popular shopping streets in the heart of Rome. |
● Cities, towns and villages nearby
Vatican City,
Avezzano, Perugia, Florence, Assisi. |
● Places of interest
The Vatican, the
Pantheon and Colosseum, Piazza di Spagna,
Trastevere, Sistine Chapel. |
● Special events
Carnevale,
Alta Roma Alta Moda, the Rome Marathon, the Holy Week and Easter,
Culture Week. |
● Shopping
Rome is the perfect destination for shopping enthusiasts. The city is teeming with shopping areas, offering possibilities for all tastes. Via del Corso and Via del Babuino is where you will find all the designer names, such as Valentino and Fendi. The area around the Trevi Fountain, on the other hand, is full of more reasonably priced shops, while Trastevere is home to many open-air markets. |
● Nightlife
Nightlife in Rome is very relaxed and almost always starts off with a good dinner and a drink al fresco (outside). Piazza Navona and the Trastevere are some of the liveliest places for a night out. The numerous Irish and Scottish bars in Rome are also extremely popular meeting places. If a nightclub is what your are looking for we can certainly recommend Testaccio, an area containing the largest number of clubs. |
● Public transport facilities
Bus, train, tram or
taxi. |
● Getting there from the airport
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From Ciampino Airport take a Terravision coach to Termini
Train Station.
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| By train: |
From Fiumicino Airport take the Leonardo Express
to Termini Station.
From Ciampino Airport take the shuttle to Ciampino Train Station, from there take a
train to Termini Station.
From Termini Station to
the school please use the underground to Ottaviano.
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taxi: |
Not recommended. |
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