* InTuition Italy Our InTuition programmes take place at different locations around Italy.You have formal lessons one to one with your host tutor and full board accommodation, maximising your language learning opportunities. Prices vary according to the amount of lessons you select and whether you opt for your own bathroom.
Florence A rich historical legacy as well as vibrant contemporary developments make FLORENCE one of the most famous cities in the world.. ...And there emerged Florence, a magic city where people thought and did the most extraordinary things.... E.M.Forster "A room with a view"
Milan Milan, situated in the north of Italy, is not only the country's economic engine but also the world's capital of fashion and design. There are cultural and architectural sites like the fantastic Duomo -the famous Gothic cathedral. Milan can meet any taste, offering a wide variety of entertainment, from sophisticated restaurants to fashionable bars, from opera to great nightclubs. Places like Venice, Florence, and the Lakes are all easily reachable. 
Roman Coast - Castelfusano Castelfusano was an old hunting estate of the Chigi family situated just 25 km from the center of Rome and 1.3 km from the Roman coast.
The name derives from the magnificent baroque castle, frescoed by the famous Pietro Da Cortona in the 1620's, which lies in the midst of a centuries-old pine wood.
Thirty-five hectares around the castle are still privately owned by the Chigi family and it is here that a member of the family decided to build the Country Club Castelfusano.
Rome The Roman civilisation lasted more than 1000 years and has left its mark in every field of human knowledge. Rome has a rich and varied artistic heritage going from the Classic to the late Renaissance. However, Rome is not only a city full of monuments and palaces. It is also a modern and dynamic city with 4 million inhabitants, 84 theatres, 70 museums, 75 cinemas and an indefinite number of restaurants The climate is mild throughout the year and its proximity to sea, mountains and countryside make it an ideal place for tourists and foreign language students alike.
San Giovanni Valdarno Our centre in Tuscany is located in the delightful small medieval town of San Giovanni Valdarno. Here it is possible to savour the taste of authentic Italian daily life, away from the mass tourist centres. Yet Florence and Siena are within easy reach for those wishing to visit some of Italy's finest historical monuments. In the second half of the 15th Century the great Leonardo da Vinci became fascinated with the area of Valdarno and the countryside can be seen in the background of some of his paintings, such as the Mona Lisa.
Sicily Most people do not seem to realize how much Sicily has to offer. With its sun, its beige pebble and sandy beaches, its warm aqua blue water, its snow-topped volcano Mount Etna, its forests and rolling golden hills, Sicily has always been at the centre of the Mediterranean Sea, and therefore, it has always been at the centre of Mediterranean history.
Down through the last almost 3,000 years of history, every major Mediterranean civilisation has left its mark on Sicily! Important artistic, architectural, and cultural remains are visible in virtually every town at virtually every corner of this island.
Sicily has an amazing heritage in history, art and art history, and it is here where the roots of the whole Italian culture can be found. Discover the historical treasures in Taormina, Palermo, Syracuse, Monreale, Cefalù, Agrigento, Piazza Armerina, Caltagirone, Noto, Ragusa, Modica, Segesta, Selinunte, Erice, Eolian Islands. Study Italian and discover Sicily!
Siena The buildings that you can see as you walk the narrow cobbled streets are those that have stood the test of time. The city throbs with history. On two separate days in the summer, the whole of Siena converges on the city's magnificent main square, the Piazza del Campo, for the procession, rituals and highly emotional horserace in the square between the town's 'Contrada', or neighbourhoods. Nowadays, an outsider may be granted a glance at the heart of Siena and her people, may even be invited to join the celebrations, and will find in the Siennese, a wonderfully hospitable people who are always willing to "add a place to the table" During the summer the Piazza is packed with people, Siennese, students, tourists, all chatting and watching the evening roll by.
Tuscan and Romagna Spa resort This is a small resort that conveys the sensation of being at your best friends’ home, but at the same time it is big enough to offer anything you need.It is surrounded by the Parco Nazionale delle Foreste Casentinesi, Monte Falterona e Campigna: therefore, while you are strolling up and down or you are talking in the coffee houses of the town, you can breath in the fresh air from the park, which is balsamic for the nearness of the forests and as pure as the water running downstream to quench the thirst of the Riviera Romagnola. Nature, peacefulness, the purity of the elements – which are in themselves good medicines – add to the benefit you can enjoy from the thermal waters, from which the origin and the name of Bagno di Romagna derive. It is here we hope that you will combine physical well being with a 'bagno' of Italian language and culture.
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