Italian language schools in Rome

Learning Italian in Latium: the suggestions by Asils, Association of Schools of Italian as a Second Language.
Land of ancient traditions, religion, art and culture and genuine cuisine: the image of Lazio passes all over the world through the icon of Rome. The Eternal City offers always new ideas to those who visit and even to those who live in it: from the famous monuments of the Colosseum or St Peter’s Basilica, to the furthest corners of the narrow streets around Piazza Navona, the Pantheon or to the modern buildings like those of some museums, Maxxi and Macro among all. Anyway, the whole region is worth discovering: the coast, with the secrets and the nature of Circeo, or the ancient villages. Some gems are the imperial villas of Tivoli, declared World Heritage Site, or ‘the dying city’ alias Civita di Bagnoregio, reported as one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. A special mention is for the paths of faith and spirituality in Lazio: sanctuaries, abbeys and hermitages are scattered throughout the territory. From Benedictine monasteries of St. Scholastica and St. Benedict, in the Subiaco area, to the abbeys of Montecassino and Casamari, in the province of Frosinone.

In Rome, starting point for discovering the region, there are several Italian schools members of Asils: