Italy Trips for Fun and Language Learning
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Visiting Italy can be a wonderful experience. Go there to enjoy the scenery, people, food, music, fashion and culture. Practice your Italian in real-life situations. If you would like to study Italian in Italy or want to enroll in an immersion school/program aimed towards Italian fluency, view the Italian Language Schools in Italy/Immersion Programs in the United States page.Madison Sister City - Mantova, Italy 30-minute video (RealPlayer), produced by Madison City Cable. Talk-show style, hosted by Frank Alfano (co-chair Madison-Mantova Sister City), and interviews with Leigh Mills (Anchor/Reporter NBC15), Gerri Di Maggio (Jazz Musician), Susan Boldt (Slow Food Madison) and Tony Bruno (co-chair Madison-Mantova Sister City). Photos of Mantova are interspersed throughout the video, especially during the last 5 minutes.
Note: To watch the video on your computer, you will need the RealPlayer "plug-in" installed on your computer. You will find a free version at www.real.com
Trip Planning Resources:
Advertised and Customized Trips
Visit the Italy Trip Planning Resources page for advertised and customized trips by various trip planners. Contact the company/organizer if you have an interest in joining one of their upcoming trips, or to plan a customized trip for you or your group.You may also like to view some of the Italy travel websites on the Italy Travel Links page.
Italy Trips Offered by WI Italian-American Clubs
Italy Trips Offered by WI Schools or Italian Teachers
See Italy this June with Signor Annina
June 19 - 26, 2012Signor Annina's Best of Italy Tour. Vsit Rome, Venice, Florence, Pisa and Assisi. Departing: June 19, 2012 and Returning: June 26, 2012. Price includes meals, hotels, private coach, guides, and airfare.
For more information, call 414 350-0730 or email rannina@wi.rr.com.
YOU CAN SIGN UP AT: http://www.explorica.com/Annina-1945 (exit WisItalia).
Ralph Annina, Italian language teacher at Bradford High School in Kenosha, will be the tour guide on this trip to Italy, which is geared for high school age students and interested adults.
The trip is operated by Explorica, Inc., which specializes in connecting teachers and students to new cultures, languages and people on educational tours across the globe.
Updated October 5, 2011
