Learn Italian in Turin

Nestled in the foothills of the Alps, Turin is a city of elegance and grandeur. Known for its stunning Baroque architecture and rich history, this beautiful city is sure to offer you an authentic and traditional Italian experience.

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The grandeur of Italy's old capital

Once the capital of Italy, Turin brims with historical significance. Everyday you’ll discover a mix of regal palaces and sophisticated cafes hidden in between the wide boulevards and piazzas. And no matter if you’re practicing your Italian with the locals or simply indulging in the culture, you’ll always have an inspiring background for your experience!

Balancing history and innovation

Discover Turin’s stately charm by visiting places like the Royal Palace or the Egyptian Museum. And then, by night make sure to immerse yourself in its dynamic and student-friendly nightlife. You’ll find out sooner than you imagine, that here past and present beautifully coexist, making it the perfect place to experience Italy.

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While you’re there

While learning Italian in Turin, don’t forget to visit the landmarks and gems that reflect its rich history and culture!

MOLE

Climb the Mole Antonelliana, Turin's iconic tower, to explore the National Cinema Museum and enjoy stunning city views from the top.

SINDONE CHAPEL

Pay a visit to the Sindone Chapel, a Baroque marvel by Guarini, to see where the revered Holy Shroud of Turin is kept.

SUPERGA

Admire the Basilica of Superga, a majestic hilltop church with panoramic views, and the final resting place of the House of Savoy.

VENARIA REALE

Explore Venaria Reale, a grand 17th-century royal palace with vast gardens, often compared to Versailles for its sheer opulence.

MOLE

Climb the Mole Antonelliana, Turin's iconic tower, to explore the National Cinema Museum and enjoy stunning city views from the top.

SINDONE CHAPEL

Pay a visit to the Sindone Chapel, a Baroque marvel by Guarini, to see where the revered Holy Shroud of Turin is kept.

SUPERGA

Admire the Basilica of Superga, a majestic hilltop church with panoramic views, and the final resting place of the House of Savoy.

VENARIA REALE

Explore Venaria Reale, a grand 17th-century royal palace with vast gardens, often compared to Versailles for its sheer opulence.

Emblematic feature of an Italian city, waiting to be discovered during an Italian language program in Italy

A chocolate lover’s paradise

You can’t visit Turin without experiencing its famed chocolate, particularly the iconic gianduiotto, a sweet hazelnut treat. Make sure you spend a few of your afternoons savoring this delicacy in historic cafes. And don’t forget to order a cup of bicerin, the city’s famous layered coffee: it’s a must-try!

Taste the flavors of Turin

From comfort foods to seasonal treats, local specialties will offer you a taste of the city’s unique essence.

VITELLO TONNATO

Thinly sliced veal topped with a creamy sauce made from tuna, capers, and anchovies. With a distinctive savor, it’s a Piedmontese classic.

TAJARIN

Handmade pasta thinner than tagliatelle. Traditionally served with butter and sage or ragù, it showcases simplicity and richness in every bite.

AGNOLOTTI

Small, hand-pinched pasta stuffed with a flavorful filling of meat, vegetables, or cheese and typically served with butter or meat sauce.

CANESTRELLI

Flower shaped butter cookies, often dusted with powdered sugar. With their melt-in-your-mouth texture they are perfect for pairing with tea or coffee.

VITELLO TONNATO

Thinly sliced veal topped with a creamy sauce made from tuna, capers, and anchovies. With a distinctive savor, it’s a Piedmontese classic.

TAJARIN

Handmade pasta thinner than tagliatelle. Traditionally served with butter and sage or ragù, it showcases simplicity and richness in every bite.

AGNOLOTTI

Small, hand-pinched pasta stuffed with a flavorful filling of meat, vegetables, or cheese and typically served with butter or meat sauce.

CANESTRELLI

Flower shaped butter cookies, often dusted with powdered sugar. With their melt-in-your-mouth texture they are perfect for pairing with tea or coffee.

A gateway to the Alps and beyond

Turin’s location makes it ideal for adventure lovers. You just need to hop on a train to find yourself in the heart of the Alps for a weekend of skiing or hiking. And if you’re looking to taste test Italian wine or some truffle-rich cuisine, the rolling hills of the Langhe are just a short trip away from the town.

Emblematic feature of an Italian city, waiting to be discovered during an Italian language program in Italy

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