Panoramic view of the Roman Forum and Colosseum from the Vittoriano monument in Rome

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Schools in Italy

Schools in Italy, city by city

23 schools in Italy, in 9 cities. Rome (8), Milan (4) and Turin (3) hold 65% of them between them.

23schools
9cities
4languages
Photo: Wolfgang Moroder (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Showing all 9 cities.

Cities23 in 9 cities

Panoramic view of the Roman Forum and Colosseum from the Vittoriano monument in RomeRomeItaly8schoolsOf all schools in Italy8 of 2335% Piazza del Duomo with Milan Cathedral and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II entrance, Milan, ItalyMilanItaly4schoolsOf all schools in Italy4 of 2317% Turin skyline with the Mole Antonelliana and snow-capped Alps in the backgroundTurinItaly3schoolsOf all schools in Italy3 of 2313% Florence skyline panorama from Piazzale Michelangelo, showing the Arno river, Palazzo Vecchio tower, and the DuomoFlorenceItaly2schoolsOf all schools in Italy2 of 239% Panoramic view of Naples from Castello Sant'Elmo, with the port, Bay of Naples, and Mt. VesuviusNaplesItaly2schoolsOf all schools in Italy2 of 239% The castle of San Michele above Cagliari and its lagoonCagliariItaly1schoolOf all schools in Italy1 of 234% Genoa Porto Antico with sailboats and colorful hillside buildings under blue skyGenoaItaly1schoolOf all schools in Italy1 of 234% Palermo Cathedral dome and bell tower at golden hour with palm trees and statues in the foregroundPalermoItaly1schoolOf all schools in Italy1 of 234% Piazza d'Italia in Sassari, with the prefecture along one sideSassariItaly1schoolOf all schools in Italy1 of 234%

Where these came from

These schools come from 4 sources, led by educacion.gob.es (9), aefe.gouv.fr (7) and state.gov (4).

Every one of these sits on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

Questions

How many schools does this page cover in Italy?
23, across 9 cities. Each one is on a published list we link to.
Which city in Italy has the most?
Rome, with 8. Rome (8), Milan (4) and Turin (3) together hold 65% of what we list in the country.
Are these the only schools in Italy?
No. These are the ones whose working language a published source states, which is a much smaller set than the ones that exist. A city missing here is a gap in what has been published, not evidence that nobody teaches there.