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Our General English courses offer a comprehensive approach to the English language, one that covers all four core skills: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing. These courses are practical and allow students to speak and use the language right away, but also to acquire a solid grasp of grammar so that they can progress from year to year to the next level.
For general enquiries including courses and exams. Language Centre Viale Mazzini 10 50132 Firenze. Tel: +39 055 2677 81. Email: info@britishinstitute.it Opening times: from Monday to Friday, from 9.00 to 19.00;
Our 2024 cycle of monthly courses can be followed in person, with lectures and visits conducted in Florence, or online via Zoom. "Blended" lectures (live and via zoom silmultaneously) are held and broadcast from the British Institute library on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons, while visits are conducted on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.
The British Institute of Florence. A lecture by Alexandra Lawrence . Imposing tower houses, warring factions, plague, floods, intrigue, power and poetry: this is Dante’s Florence. Alexandra Lawrence takes us deep into this world and visits some of the great poet’s haunts, including Santa Croce, the Badia Fiorentina, Dante's ‘house’ and the
British Institute of Florence, Wednesday Lecture Series. Lungarno Guicciardini 9 – Florence Lecture admission: 12 euro, reservations recommended. More details and registration here. FROM BIANCA CAPPELLO TO THE BOBOLI’S GREENERY . October 21 (in English) at 4pm . Tour with Freya’s Florence Admission: 25 euro per person
The British Institute of Florence. Our Library has fabulous acoustics and provides an intimate setting for our outstanding programme of piano recitals and chamber music, featuring some of the most promising young musicians in the world.
From our foundation in 1917, the Library has always been the beating heart of the British Institute of Florence. One of the largest English language lending libraries in Europe, it is a humanities collection, with strong holdings in English and Italian literature, history, and history of art.
