Italian language schools in Turin

Studying Italian in Piedmont is an opportunity that allows you to know a region with many attractions. Piedmont holds in its noble and elegant cities his vocation as ‘Capital Region’. In 1563 Emanuele Filiberto designated Turin as capital of the Renaissance Dukedom of Savoia and the city remained as such until the unification of Italy. Synthesis of art, culture and landscape, the region boasts 15 royal residences recognized as World Heritage Site in 1997. The area, studded with abbeys, castles and historic houses, offers visitors and students also the original routes of medieval pilgrimages. In the region there are over 400 municipal museums, real attraction for art lovers. The outfittings range from archeology (the Egyptian Museum in Turin is a ‘must’ for all) to contemporary art, cinema and natural sciences. Moreover, Piedmont offers many natural sights, having more than 160 thousand hectares of protected areas. Among the protected areas there are the two National Parks of Gran Paradiso and Val Grande. Also interesting is the system of river Po area, which affects the entire Piedmont section of the river and the north-eastern area occupied by Lake Maggiore and Lake Orta.

The Italian language schools associated to Asils, who guarantees high quality in Italian language teaching, are: