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1. Italian Books to Read for Italian Learners

   Reading in Italian is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the language and get a feel for its rhythms, idioms, and structures. To help you choose, we’ve curated a list of Italian books organized by language proficiency level! A1-A2: Beginner B1: Intermediate B2-C1: Advanced No matter your level, reading in Italian will accelerate your progress, expose you to Italian culture, and deepen your understanding of the language. And if you are interested in Italian literature, participate to our free webinar on October 9th, at 12.30 pm (Italian time), by our teacher Fabiano Spessi: “The Italian of literature. […]

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2. What is the most beautiful square in Turin?

   Undoubtedly, Piazza San Carlo. In fact, it is also referred to as "Turin’s Living Room". With an area of 12,768 square meters, it is one of the largest pedestrian areas in the city. It owes its current appearance to Turinese architect Carlo di Castellamonte who worked there in the seventeenth century, but most of the present-day arcades were designed a century later by Roman architect Benedetto Alfieri. The history of Piazza San Carlo The history of the Piazza, named after Saint Carlo Borromeo, is inextricably linked to events related to the Savoy family, including the arrival of the most important […]

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3. Study in Rome: A Look Into the University of Rome “La Sapienza”

   Level B1 There is always something special about the first few days of September. After August that typically coincides with holiday travel, September instead represents the great return from vacation destinations. The long, hot summer starts to gradually fade with the refreshing coolness brought on by the first rains. Deserted cities become repopulated again, and already by the second week of the month the traffic has returned, the shops have reopend, and the streets have come back to life. This is also the month when schools reopen for young kids and adolescent teens. In all it's a bit like a […]

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4. 🇮🇹ITALIANO ON-AIR🎙️ IS BACK WITH A NEW SEASON

   The Scuola Leonardo Da Vinci podcast is back on air for its eighth season.We are thrilled to see the podcast's continued success, with a significant increase in listeners. We are incredibly grateful to the thousands of loyal fans who support us week after week.For those who do not know the podcast, a new episode is published on our website every Wednesday at https://podcast.scuolaleonardo.com Our podcast, dedicated to the Italian language, is the right tool for examining new terms, learning idioms and grammatical rules, and practicing listening. SEASON 8 BEGINS WITH AN EPISODE DEDICATED TO PINOCCHIO A story has greatly influenced […]

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5. ITALIANO ON-AIR, IL PODCAST SULLA LINGUA ITALIANA DELLA SCUOLA LEONARDO DA VINCI

   Quali sono gli ingredienti che portano una scuola di lingue al successo? Percorsi di apprendimento di alta qualità e creati su misura per gli studenti; un corpo docenti formato e altamente motivato; attività culturali capaci di rendere lo studio della lingua un'esperienza unica e stimolante.  Queste caratteristiche contraddistinguono da sempre la Scuola Leonardo da Vinci. Nelle sue varie sedi, situate a Firenze, Milano, Roma e Torino, infatti, non si è mai rinunciato al binomio lingua-cultura: accanto ai percorsi linguistici specificatamente studiati sui bisogni e sui desideri degli studenti, è possibile partecipare ad attività e corsi di carattere culturale, dove si […]

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