In this podcast, Marco, our young traveler, arrives inFlorence and with the help of a passerby, finds his way to his friend Alessandro's apartment. 

There he meets two other students, Giulia and her sister Claudia, who join him the next day to explore Florence and the old town.

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In this podcast, Marco, our young traveler, takes the train to Venice, where a woman helps him figure out which "Vaporetto" to take his hotel. 

There he goes through the ritual of checking in and asking about an internet connection.

He explores the city, he and arranges to meet with Claudia and some of her friends for dinner. Then they all go to the Dorsoduro. 

In this podcast, Marco, our young traveler, arrives in Florence and with the help of a passerby, finds his way to his friend Alessandro's apartment. 

There he meets two other students, Giulia and her sister Claudia, who join him the next day to explore Florence and the old town.

Maybe you didn't understand all the words and phrases of this podcast, especially if you didn't practice with the online course first.

To continue practicing your Italian with "Marco in Italia," you can do so online and for FREE with our 36-Scene story by registering HERE.

We often hear from our users: “Playing your courses did not feel like learning. Only later we realized how many of the words and phrases we actually could recall.”

(And please know: we are only asking you to register, so you can continue to pick up your course where you left off!)

In case you did not see or remember: In addition to these podcasts and the Blog Posts, our Quick Games are also completely FREE.

They can all be accessed without registering be just clicking on the various links on our home page.

The Quick Games use vocabulary and sometimes dialogues form our courses and can be played in just a couple of minutes: Great for a quick language break during the day!

In this podcast, Marco, our young traveler, packs in a last day of sightseeing in Venice before he takes a flight to Rome.

From the airport he takes the train to Trastevere and then the tram to his aunt's apartment at la Via Mameli.

His aunt treats him to a typical local dish and then invites him for a glass of wine in "La Vineria" at the Camo de' Fiori .

The remaining days in Rome pass fast and he promises to return. 

Maybe you didn't understand all the words and phrases of this podcast, especially if you didn't practice with the online course first.

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We often hear from our users: “Playing your courses did not feel like learning. Only later we realized how many of the words and phrases we actually could recall.”

(And please know: we are only asking you to register, so you can continue to pick up your course where you left off!)

In case you did not see or remember: In addition to these podcasts and the Blog Posts, our Quick Games are also completely FREE.

They can all be accessed without registering be just clicking on the various links on our home page.

The Quick Games use vocabulary and sometimes dialogues form our courses and can be played in just a couple of minutes: Great for a quick language break during the day!