Learning Italian in Rome means practicing at every bar, market, and bus stop. The city is your textbook.
Plan this experience →Top schools: Dilit International House (€200–300/week group, Via Marghera), Torre di Babele (€250–350/week, Via Cosenza), Scuola Leonardo da Vinci (€210–280/week, Piazza dell’Orologio). Format: group classes (4–20h/week), private (€30–50/h), combined. Most schools offer accommodation arranging: homestay (€25–40/night), shared apartment (€400–700/month), student residence. Visa: EU citizens need nothing. Non-EU: courses under 90 days = tourist visa. Over 90 days = student visa (the school provides documentation). Best for: nightlife, ancient history immersion, and arguing with taxi drivers as practice.