Art Courses in Florence – What Makes Eurocentres Art History Classes So Special?

Eurocentres Florence has been offering its Art History courses for a number of years. The courses involve both theoretical lessons and guided visits to museums and galleries in Florence, the birthplace of the Italian
Renaissance.

If you are coming to Florence for a short break we can organise tailor-made Art History courses (held in either Italian or English) to coincide with your stay. For further information and quotes please contact our enrolment office.

Our Art History courses are also popular with people that are living in Florence on a permanent or temporary basis, and wish to learn about Florence and its superb artistic heritage while they remain in Tuscany.

There are a number of ways to explore Florence as a visitor: with a guidebook in hand, as part of a guided tour or, by joining one of the art courses organised by Eurocentres, where you will learn about the history of art in a quiet and relaxed atmosphere, and then set out to explore Florence and experience it with that knowledge in mind.

Learn the language, enjoy the lessons combined with guided visits to Florence's most famous galleries and museums.
 

Course duration: From 2 to 12 weeks, 5 lessons/week (held over 2 afternoons)
Eurocentres Levels: 3 to 9
Price: Euro 80 per week

EXAMPLE OF PROGRAMME:

The following periods and artists in Italian history are covered during many of our courses, specific course schedules can be requested from Eurocentres (please use our contact form to make this enquiry).

• Angeli e Demoni (Angels and Demons)
• Botticelli
• Il Rinascimento (The Renaissance)
• Michelangelo (Michelangelo)
• Giotto
• Eroi e Dei (Heroes and Gods)
• Caravaggio
• Pittura veneta (Venetian painting)

EXAMPLES OF MUSEUM / GALLERY GUIDED VISITS:

• Cappelle Medicee e Basilica di San Lorenzo (Medici Chapels and San Lorenzo Basilica)
• Certosa di Galluzzo (Galluzzo Monastry)
• Galleria degli Uffizi (Uffizi Gallery)
• Galleria dell’Accademia (Accademia Gallery)
• Palazzo Medici Riccardi e Chiesa della Santissima Annunziata (Medici Riccardi Palace and Church of Santissima Annunziata)
• Duomo e Battistero (Cathedral and Baptistry)
• Galleria Palatina - Palazzo Pitti (Palatine Gallery - Palazzo Pitti)

To make an enquiry, or to request a place on this course
please click here and complete our contact form.