Learn Italian in Roma
The city of Rome, or Roma in Italian, is the capital city of Italy. It is also Italy's largest city and is located at the Central Western area of the Italian peninsula upon the River Tiber. Read about studying Italian in Roma and view our list of participating schools below. For more information about the city, see the 'Quick Facts' column to the right of the page.
Studying Italian in Roma
Roma is full of historical buildings and monuments. The Roman Coliseum is an amphitheatre meaning that it was used as an open air venue to stage spectator sports, rallies, theatres or concerts. The coliseum was constructed in 80 AD and was built to seat approximately 80,000 spectators. In today's modern world it stands as a partial ruin and has become undoubtedly the most popular attraction within the city of Roma.
A nice feature of Roma is that it is not all concrete buildings and historical monuments as there are numerous parks and gardens in the city. Roma is known to possess the biggest green space throughout all of the European capital cities.
Roma could not be more perfect a location for learning the native language of Italian if it tried as students can soak up the atmosphere along with the Italian culture. There is so much more to learning a language than purely just the words students need to 'live' the language.
Italian Schools in Roma
School info: Studio Italia is situated at the very heart of the city. The school has 20 computers and welcomes foreign students warmly.