The Food Gap Semester in Italy

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Location

Italy
- Florence
- Rome

Length

4 - 12 weeks

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Program Details

Activities

Farming Sightseeing Wine Tasting

Timeframe

Fall Spring Winter

Housing

Apartment Guesthouse Lodge

Primary Language

English

Age Min.

Age Max

Pricing

Starting Price

13000

Price Details

Program costs include all internal travel, food, housing, activities, and kitchen tools. We cover all costs of eating out, groceries, cooking classes, living in an Italian home, and transportation to nearby attractions. We cover everything from day 1 to day 60, you are only responsible for paying for your flights to and from the program. The only extra costs are optional excursions on free days and midnight snacks.

What's Included

Accommodation Activities Equipment Meals Park Fees Tour Guide Transportation Travel Insurance Visa Wifi

What's Included (Extra)

We also include costs of cooking classes, occasional high-end restaurants, cooking tools, photography equipment, and book publishing costs for our group cookbook.

What's Not Included

Airfare Airport Transfers Some Meals SIM cards

What's Not Included (Extra)

Optional additional student meals and snacks on weekends

Last Updated: Dec 26, 2023

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About Program

The Food Gap is the first Gap year program for food-lovers and creative young adults. We believe learning about food is the best way to absorb the history and culture of a new place, so we spend the semester eating, learning from local chefs and cooks, and cooking for our group. The semester culminates in a group-made cookbook. Over the semester, you'll make friends for life, unleash your creativity with recipe making, food photography, and taking cooking classes. You'll also explore local Tuscan towns and learn about regional cuisine, explore food shops and bakeries and try new things!

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Program Highlights

Become a published cookbook author by contributing to the group cookbook
Learn to cook for a group of 10+ people
Take local classes from experts in cooking and baking
Stoke your creativity with fun food games
Learn how to make tiramisu in Tuscany

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About The Food Gap

The Food Gap is the first gap year program celebrating food and cooking. It's not just for students interested in culinary school - we think eating and cooking in new countries is the best way to dive deep into the local history and culture. We send the semester studying food, taking cooking classes, eating together, cooking together, and creating...