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Italian Language and Culture Perugia, Italy Academic Session: Spring 2021 May 1 - June 2, 2021 Please note: Program Dates, Itinerary and Costs are subject to change Itinerary Pre-Departure Mandatory Pre-Departure Orientation: Date TBD Group Meeting prior to departure: Date TBD In-field Date Location Activities May 1 Depart from Calgary to Rome May 2 Rome Arrival in Rome, transfer by bus to Perugia, get settled at the accommodations May 3 Perugia Morning: Free time Afternoon: Museo Archeologico Nazionale dell’Umbria May 4 Perugia Daytime: Perugia, placement in University courses, confirm class schedule, obtai University ID May 5 Perugia Daytime: Classes and guided visit of Palazzo Gallenga-Stuart May 6 Perugia Daytime: Classes and guided visit of the city of Perugia May 7 Perugia Daytime: Classes and visit Etruscan walls, Etruscan Arch and doors May 8 Perugia Daytime: Classes May 9 Perugia Daytime: Galleria Nazionale dell’Umbria May 10 Assisi Daytime: All day field trip to Assisi, May 11 Perugia Daytime: Classes May 12 Perugia Daytime: Classes and Vetreria Moretti, Via Fatebenefratelli May 13 Perugia Daytime: Classes May 14 Perugia Daytime: Classes and Laboratorio Tessile: guided visit May 15 Perugia Daytime: Classes and Sant’Angelo and San Matteo degli Armeni: visit May 16 Perugia- Daytime: Overnight field trip to Bologna, Emilia Romagna with visits to the Bologna Pinacoteca and the Archiginnasio Library and Anatomical Theatre May 17 Bologna- Daytime: Free Day in Bologna and return to Perugia Perugia May 18 Perugia Daytime: Classes May 19 Perugia Daytime: Classes May 20 Perugia Daytime: Classes May 21 Perugia Daytime: Classes and optional visit to a Perugina Chocolate Factory & Chocolate tasting May 22 Perugia Daytime: Classes May 23 Arezzo Daytime: All day field trip to Arezzo, Tuscany May 24 Perugia Daytime: Visit to a local Agriturismo & Cooking lessons May 25 Perugia Daytime: Classes May 26 Perugia Daytime: Classes and pottery Workshop in Deruta May 27 Perugia Daytime: Classes and visit to Sant’Angelo and San Pietro May 28 Perugia Daytime: Classes and exams May 29 Perugia Daytime: End of classes and exams May 30 Gubbio Daytime: All day field trip to Gubbio May 31 Perugia-Rome Morning: Bus from Perugia to Rome Afternoon: Free time in Rome June 1 Rome Daytime: Visit to the Angelica Library and Sant’Agostino and San Luigi dei France June 2 Rome Depart Rome for Calgary or independent travel Contact Information For more information regarding the 2021 Italy Language and Culture in Perugia program, please contact Francesca Cadel at [email protected], Eleonora Buonocore at [email protected] or the Group Study Programs office at [email protected]. .

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