Free Italian lessons online
Whether it’s for yourself or if you want to surprise a friend with a special gift, Learning Italy will offer you a free Italian lesson online with your 10-classes course.
Gastronomy
“Pappa col pomodoro”: a Tuscan recipe
Learn with Massimo how to prepare this iconic Tuscan recipe!
What is pasta? Let’s find out!
Over the time the term “pasta” has acquired many meanings that may also not have anything to do with food, let’s discover the most important ones
The history of wine in Tuscany
The history of wine in Tuscany dates back to the Etruscan times around the VII century B.C., when they learned the process for wine making from the Greeks who had colonized southern Italy.
How is breakfast in Italy like?
The real Italian breakfast is hard to be strictly defined. As everything about Italian cuisine, it has different nuances that vary with the habits and customs of the region.
Gift ideas for your Christmas in Italy
Are you ready for Christmas presents? Music, culture, language: here are four gift ideas by DA Siena for you, your family, and your friends!
Why to study abroad in Italy?
More then 30K students a year study abroad in Italy: why? On vacation or for study abroad: is Italy in Americans DNA? There are approximately 17 million people of Italian ancestry living in the United States today, but is it…
Market in Piazza del Campo
Siena’s market in its historical location Traditional handicraft and Italian food specialities Once again the traditional “Mercato Nel Campo” will welcome visitors in the historical setting of Siena’s central square as in the IV century. Two days of events, guided…
Why to study abroad in Italy?
More then 30K students a year study abroad in Italy: why? On vacation or for study abroad: is Italy in Americans DNA? There are approximately 17 million people of Italian ancestry living in the United States today, but is it…
Study Abroad in Rome, a modern Grand Tour
From the Grand Tour to the modern Study Abroad What links the Grand Tour, President Obama and a Study Abroad in Rome? “In the 18th century the so-called Grand Tour became a rite of passage for aristocratic young men” (cfr…
