Registrations opened
A new Intensive Italian Course A1 is starting on
November 10th in the morning.
On Monday, November 10th, an Intensive B1 course
will start in the afternoon.
Contact us for information and registration
Learn the Italian language and culture
Spaziolingua is a school for foreigners that teaches Italian language and culture and it is located in the historic centre of Milan, it was conceived by a team of dedicated linguistic professionals.
- Test your level of Italian
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- Learn the Italian language
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Start learning Italian with Spaziolingua in the beautiful city of Milan
Study Visa
You can apply for an entry visa at the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your country of residence for study periods lasting more than three months.
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Study Visa
You can apply for an entry visa at the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your country of residence for study periods lasting more than three months.
