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US Office +1 (816) 616 2298
Main Campus +39 06 9762 5083
info@romecityinstitute.com
A historic villa on Via Flaminia, minutes from Piazza del Popolo — where academics, athletics, and the city of Rome come together.
Villa Caproni was once home to Count Gianni Caproni di Taliedo, a pioneer of Italian aviation. Today, that same villa houses our classrooms, common spaces, and community — a living piece of Rome's history repurposed for the next generation of student-athletes.
Step through the entrance and you'll find a restored 1920s Ca.5 biplane propeller on display — a daily reminder that this campus has always been a place built by people who dared to go further.
From classrooms to the training gym, take a closer look at where Rome City students learn, train, and live every day.
Villa Caproni sits in the heart of Rome, steps from Piazza del Popolo and Villa Borghese, with easy metro access across the city. Museums, sport facilities, and centuries of history are part of everyday student life here — not a field trip, but a way of learning.
Our student-athletes train at real competition-grade facilities across Rome — not just on campus.
A balance of academics, training, and life in Rome — every single day.
Morning training, structured around each student-athlete's sport.
A shared meal together before the afternoon begins.
Core academics in small, interactive classrooms.
Students gather together for dinner.
Official games, competitions, and campus events.
To schedule a visit to Villa Caproni, please send an email to admission@romecityinstitute.com and our admissions team will be in touch.
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