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Our programmes are described in
detail in leaflets dedicated to individual study weeks.
These can be downloaded here
and you can request a copy of our brochure from here
or by phoning Learn Italy on 01865 860984. |
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| You can view an
archive of our previous holidays, city breaks, and study weeks
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| Our latest holidays
are listed here. Please click the relative link to find out
more about each programme. |
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| Genoa is a busy, bustling, exciting
city, divided between roaring traffic in the centre,
several noble streets lined with seventeenth- and
eighteenth-century palaces, peaceful upper suburbs
of turn-the-century apartment blocks, and the port
with the huge medieval quarter behind it, once a
notorious no-go area, but now cleaned up and fascinating
to wander around. <more...> |
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| This will be the sixth Learn
Italy study holiday in Florence. Usually visitors
to this city concentrate on the easel paintings
and sculpture for which its galleries are justly
famous - and which are familiar to anyone who knows
the city at all, or indeed anyone interested in
the history of art. <more...> |
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| The main purpose of this short
visit to Padua will be to see Giotto's masterpiece,
the Scrovegni Chapel. Normally visitors are restricted
to a fifteen-minute glimpse of these magnificent
frescoes, and even this must be booked in advance.
On former Learn Italy visits two special half-hour
private visits have been arranged for the group,
and it is hoped that this special booking can be
achieved again.<more...> |
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| Though our focus will be on
Piero, there are many other things to enjoy in the
attractive medieval towns where his works are to
be found. Arezzo has an interesting cathedral with
a Piero fresco of Mary Magdalen. Also worth visiting
there, is the beautiful church of Santa Maria, which
behind its fantastical Romanesque façade
houses an exquisite altarpiece by the Sienese artist
Pietro Lorenzetti. <more...> |
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| Learn Italy
study programmes and holidays change annually, and we are always
looking for new ways to interest and inspire. To see and archive
of our previous holidays and study weeks, please
click here. |
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