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Education, Culture, and Community Across Italy’s Historic Cities
Italy: Education, Culture, and Community
This 10-day faculty-led tour introduces students to key aspects of Italy’s educational and cultural landscape. From Bologna’s historic university setting to the hill towns of Umbria and the landmarks of Rome, the program is designed to complement academic learning with real-world context.
The itinerary combines classroom visits, guided site tours, and cultural experiences focused on education, community, and Italian traditions.
Rome
Cultural Experiences
Reggio Emilia
Bologna
Montessori History
Bologna University
Food Heritage
Roman Culture
Day 1 – Arrival in Bologna
Arrival at Bologna Airport and private transfer to city-center accommodation. Walking orientation through Piazza Maggiore.
Day 3 – Reggio Emilia School Visit
Classroom observation in a K–5 setting, followed by a visit to the Loris Malaguzzi International Centre to explore the Reggio Emilia Approach.
Day 5 – University of Bologna
Experience student life at the world’s oldest university through site visits and classroom observation.
Day 7 – Montessori History in Perugia
Visit to the Center for Pedagogical Studies and Santa Croce Preschool to explore the roots of Montessori education in Italy.
Day 9 – Montessori in Rome
School visit to a public institution offering the Cambridge International curriculum. Afternoon visit to Casa dei Bambini, the first Montessori school.
Day 2 – Bologna & Culinary Traditions
Guided walking tour of Bologna’s historic market district and Anatomical Theatre. Afternoon pasta-making workshop and group lunch.
Day 4 – Modena: Food and Design Heritage
Visits to a Parmigiano Reggiano dairy and a traditional acetaia for aged balsamic vinegar. Guided tour of Modena’s historic center.
Day 6 – Travel to Umbria
Private transfer to Perugia. Free time to explore the medieval town and its historic center.
Day 8 – Arrival in Rome
Transfer to Rome and guided afternoon tour of the historic center, highlighting key cultural and architectural landmarks.
Day 10 – Departure
Private transfer to Rome International Airport for return travel to the U.S.
Travel Information
Below you’ll find key details about the program, including duration, ideal travel times, academic focus areas, and a breakdown of what’s included—and what’s not. This section is designed to help faculty assess whether the program aligns with their course goals, scheduling needs, and institutional requirements.
- 9 nights accommodation in 3 star hotels and/or hostels
- 10 people sharing mixed accommodation & people sharing a double room
- 9 breakfasts included at hotels/hostels
- 3 casual lunch meals
- Italian/English speaking tour leader present throughout the tour
- Exclusive use of a 28 seater bus (excluding when other mode of transport is used)
- Full day Metro/bus ticket when in Rome
- Half day private tour of Bologna guided by a Registered Tour Guide
- Cooking lesson in Bologna city center
- Half day private tour of Modena historical center by a Registered Tour Guide
- Visit to Parmigiano Cheese dairy & traditional “Acetaia”
- Half day private tour of Rome historical center by a Registered Tour Guide
- All activities and schools visits as per itinerary
- All entrances to sites included in the guided tours
- All taxes for accommodation
- International flight
- All meals & beverages (unless specified in the itinerary)
- Travel Insurance
- Activities not listed
- Tips and gratuities
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