Language travel Italy
Rome, Bologna, Vicenza, Venice, Como and more.
Language travel combines intensive training with a vacation atmosphere and, under certain conditions, can be claimed as educational leave. Thanks to the worldwide inlingua network with its 260 language schools in over 30 countries, you can choose from a wide range of offers. We offer language travel for private needs and for professional purposes.
Here are two examples of offers for popular destinations in Italian-speaking regions:
- Rome
- Como
Systematics
- Get free advice from us.
- You book individual or group training at an inlingua language school of your choice on site.
- Accommodation: In many schools, you can stay with a friendly host family who will help you get your bearings in the town, give you tips, and take care of your meals (half board or full board). But you can also reside in a hotel in the surrounding area. Most schools provide support in finding a hotel and recommend good hotels in the area.
- Private arrival. Many of the schools offer a transfer service.
- Leisure: Most schools offer additional activities, such as lunch together or excursions, or recommend worthwhile services.
Language travel to Rome
In the morning, you will attend the inlingua language school to learn the Italian language and get to know the local culture. In the afternoon, you will explore the city and discover impressive sights.
Visit the Colosseum, toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain to ensure you return to Rome. Visit the Vatican, including St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums. Enjoy Italian cuisine and taste local specialties such as pizza and pasta. Discover hidden alleys and squares that make Rome a unique city.
Language travel to Como
Learn Italian in Mediterranean Como at the southwestern end of Lake Como.
The small Lombard town with its easily walkable old town is easily accessible by train and offers numerous excursion and sightseeing opportunities. Thanks to the mild spring weather, life takes place mostly outdoors as early as the end of March/beginning of April.
Also impressive is the long waterfront promenade, which invites you to take a leisurely and relaxing stroll. Como owes its checkerboard layout of the old town to the Romans. The landmark of Como is the cathedral and the Broletto on the Piazza Duomo.
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