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Via Confalonieri 133, Monza, LO, 20058, Italy
Arengario
Santa Maria in Strada
statue to San Pietro
San Pietro Martire
I just moved near Monza. I am looking for places that offer classes to learn Italian. Everything I have found is in Milan, but I was hoping to find something closer. Any ideas of where I can look? Thanks
This is not a travel but a language course question (why not look at sites aimed at foreigners living in Italy? There are loads). However, see:
http://www.realenglish.it/english/italianCourses.html (Via Galilei, 42, Monza)
http://www.inlinguamonza.it/italiano.htm
http://www.emagister.it/corsi_centro_studi_modus-ef61381.htm
Look at the link of this search:
http://www.google.it/search?rlz=1C1GGLS_itIT314IT314&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=monza+italiano+per+stranieri
They are in italian but you should be able to understand names and places.
Buona fortuna!
Francesco
There are some schools in Monza:
http://www.inlinguamonza.it/italiano.htm
http://www.realenglish.it/italiana/italianCoursesi.html
Thank you. I think I have found some here that will work wonderfully. I am going to call on Monday. Thank you so much.
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