TNSusan
3/20/2017 17:21 EST
Hoping to spend Sep & Oct in Italy next year and would like to attend a language school and rent an apartment somewhere in central Italy that has good railway access. Any tips?
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rsetzer99
3/21/2017 03:59 EST
You will find tons of them. Florence, Rome, Milan Sienna pop up at the top of the searches. They often offer services to assist you in getting a place to live during your course.
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proseh58
3/21/2017 04:19 EST
Perugia is famous for its language school. It's the beautiful hilltop capital of Umbria and known as a university town in general. Very lively on its own, near Assisi, Spoleto, Orvieto and Florence.
Lovely, centrally located place
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LisaC1
3/21/2017 11:46 EST
My husband did a very intensive 3 month course in Perugia many years ago and was very pleased with it. Afterwards, he attended the U. of Pisa Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. He did say that on the first day of class he had the biggest headache of his life!
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isabella7
3/21/2017 12:32 EST
LisaC1, would you mind sharing the name of the school in Perugia that your husband attended? Thank you.
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LisaC1
3/21/2017 12:36 EST
I can ask him tonight but he has always referred to it as "the school for foreigners."
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LisaC1
3/21/2017 12:42 EST
I believe this is the school but will double check with him tonight:
http://www.umbra.org/academics/italian-language-culture-program/
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TNSusan
3/21/2017 14:43 EST
Thank you LisaC1 for your encouraging answer, I will add Perugia to my list. Luckily I just want to be able to converse a little.
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lindanoto
3/21/2017 15:30 EST
That is what it is called
Università per stranieri di Perugia
https://www.unistrapg.it/
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