Italian and Cooking Course
SHORT BREAK ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND COOKING COURSE
Would you like to spend your weekend learning Italian and also learning to cook Italian? Then I have the course for you.
Monica & Chris
- Learn Italian in an Italian family
– Practise your Italian for a whole weekend
– Learn about Italian customs and life-style
– Make Italian friends – Visit Venice and the outskirts
- Learn to cook some Venetian cooking recipes too
You can take part in a short week-end Italian Language course in the outskirts of Venice, on the Riviera del Brenta, in my own house in the countryside and also take part in a 3 hour cooking course in a real Italian kitchen.
Enjoy your lessons in a quiet environment with a patient and experienced teacher.
A week-end course runs Friday till Tuesday (student guests must arrive on Friday morning and leave Tuesday morning).
Lessons are held for 4 hours a day (Friday afternoon, Saturday and Sunday morning).
On the Saturday afternoon a 3 hour tour of Venice will take place.
Sunday afternoon is free.
Monday morning 3 hours cooking lesson, lunch with the produce of your labour, afternoon visiti to Villa Pisani in Stra.
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The stay includes full board in our family in a double room with ensuite bathroom, 12 hours Italian language course, 3 hours cooking course in a real Italian kitchen, a 3 hour Tour of Venice, a visit to Villa Pisani. It does not include flight, airport/train station pick up and drop off (this can be arranged for a fee of euro 15.00 each way), the cost of bus/vaporetto transport in Venice, any extra taken outside of the house.
The short break is for a minimum of 2 people sharing a double room with private bathroom, and a maximum of 4 people in two double rooms with private bathroom.
The cost is euro 440.00 per person full board.
To book just send me an email at info@monicacesarato.com
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