Specialty Italian courses in Siena

At DA Siena you will study Italian language in the mornings and, twice a week, you will take our hands-on evening cooking classes with our expert Chefs. Experience the beauty of this everlasting course: learn to cook meals that you will actually be able to make for your friends and family for years to come! Our hands-on Italian cooking school begin with the study of ingredients followed by a brief description of the recipes and a detailed step by step process explanation of the four/five course meal you are...

The world is slowly becoming smaller and more accessible, and its travelers and explorers are no longer young men off to seek their fortune in the wilderness of the unknown. Nowadays study abroad is no longer restricted to university students looking for a gap year of new experiences.

This program, specifically tailored for mature and senior life-long learners, offers you the possibility to experience living in a perfectly preserved medieval city, as Siena is and experience the perfect mix between language learning, cooking, wine tasting, cultural visits with an art history teacher and recitals of the most famous “aria” from Italian operas. Includes 30 group lessons 2 cooking classes equipped kitchen text book 1 excursion 1 wine tasting 3 guided visits to Siena...

This course is ideal for those who wish to combine the study of Italian language and History of Music in Siena. The teacher of History of Music explores with the students the Italian musical eras devoting a lot of time to lyric Operas.

This program is designed for those who wish to learn Italian language and culture in a all-in-one program. Cultural lessons will be held in 2 sessions each consisting of approx.

Language & Mindfulness is the ideal way to provide students the mental ability to undertake your language course with the most productive attitude. Morning lessons will be paired with two weekly sessions (each 2 hours long) beginning with conscious movement excercises through joint mobility and breathing drills.

The world is slowly becoming smaller and more accessible, and its travelers and explorers are no longer young men off to seek their fortune in the wilderness of the unknown. Nowadays study abroad is no longer restricted to university students looking for a gap year of new experiences.