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Top 7 Italian Learning Mistakes
Italian is not the most difficult language to learn, but foreigners make many common mistakes when studying it. Of course, these errors depend significantly on your mother tongue, just like the perceived difficulty of learning Italian. Italian is from the family of...
3 reasons why to study the art of gold leaf gilding
Gilding is the art of decorating paintings, wood or other objects with gold. The gold leaf is an extremely thin sheet of gold used for gilding. Why would you want to study gold leaf gilding? Here are three good reasons! 1. The fascinating history of gold leaf...
Italian Course in Sorrento: 6 tips for a genuine experience
Adapting to life in Italy may seem overwhelming. But in Sorrento, the locals will make you feel right at home, and we have some insider tips to make your study experience as genuine as possible! Firstly, we recommend signing up for an Italian course in Sorrento for at...
How to become a cobbler in 2022?
The shoe cobbler is one of the world's oldest and most essential professions. A cobbler is a master craftsman, an artisan who creates, repairs and transforms shoes. But how to become a cobbler in 2022? Here are our top tips! Study in the homeland of handcrafted...
Top 10 art exhibitions to see in Italy in 2022
The new year is here, and it promises many unique art events all around Italy! What are the most anticipated art exhibitions of 2022? Let’s find out together, from north to south. Milan – Titian and the female image: beauty, love, poetry Palazzo Reale, 23...
Italian Christmas gift-giving traditions
It’s almost that time of the year when we get to give Christmas gifts to children… but also to exchange gifts between adults! We usually think of Christmas gift-giving as a ritual that was created to make children happy. But where does the tradition of giving gifts to...
4 reasons to study art history in Italy’s Grand Tour cities
The Grand Tour was a long journey undertaken by the European aristocracy starting from the 17th century. It had an undefined duration and usually had Italy as its destination, although other cities of continental Europe were sometimes visited too. Let’s find out 4...
Italian course in Bologna: 6 tips for a great study experience
Are you getting ready for your Italian course in Bologna or thinking about a study holiday in this beautiful city? We have 6 tips for you to get to know Bologna differently from a tourist, to enjoy “Slow Travel” and to make your study abroad experience as genuine as...
Italian Course in Milan: 6 tips for the perfect urban experience
If you appreciate impressive architecture, art, fashion and a cosmopolitan vibe, then Milan is the perfect city for your Italian course in Italy. Brazilian designer Francisco Costa described it briefly, but brilliantly: Milan, for me, is a city of discovery. You can...