Torino (Population 908,000) or Turin, is nestled at the foot of the Italian Alps of northern Italy. Torino astonishes the senses with its beautiful Baroque architecture and imposing cathedral domes. The Po River flows through the city and brings to life the natural beauty and unique character that makes this city a majestic destination for many Italians and foreigners. Recently the host of the 2006 Winter Olympic Games, Torino attracts outdoor enthusiasts from all over Italy and Europe. The city is also home to the most popular soccer team in Italy, Juventus, which draws passionate soccer fans to the area. Its extensive network of trams and buses makes getting around the city easy while being one of the major hubs on the Italian train line makes it a convenient location from which to embark on travels around Italy and the rest of Europe.

Students will enjoy taking courses in the 16th Century castle that houses the classrooms of St. John International University (SJIU). SJIU offers both upper and lower-level Liberal Arts curriculum taught in English including Italian language courses. The classes are reinforced with cultural activities and many opportunities to interact with locals. SJIU's rich course offerings and activities will provide students with an unforgettable academic and cultural experience.

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