WHY STUDY ITALIAN IN ROME

The “Eternal city”, with its artistic tradition and its present vibrant cultural activities offers a wide range opportunity for personal enrichment.
Rome is at the same time a cosmopolitan metropolis with all the attractions of a European capital as well as provincial city with a slow-living life style.
Furthermore unlikely other Italian towns, one never feels overwhelmed by groups of tourists confined to small city centers. Rome is a big city where a person can find a square, a narrow street, and a peaceful park in which to relax and collect one’s thoughts.

The “Eternal city”, with its artistic tradition and its present vibrant cultural activities offers a wide range opportunity for personal enrichment.

Rome is at the same time a cosmopolitan metropolis with all the attractions of a European capital as well as provincial city with a slow-living life style.

Furthermore unlikely other Italian towns, one never feels overwhelmed by groups of tourists confined to small city centres. Rome is a big city where a person can find a square, a narrow street, and a peaceful park in which to relax and collect one’s thoughts.

During the summer the ancient squares come to life, becoming the stage of cultural events: theatre, cinema, opera, concerts and cabaret.

The friendly people, the mild weather in both winter and summer (refreshed by a nice evening breeze called Ponentino), the numerous parks, the considerably cheaper prices-compared to towns in the north of Italy-such as Florence, Milan, Bologna-and its conveniently central geographic location make Rome particular attractive to foreign students.