Best Chess Lessons Milan Near Me

Schussel Hast: I am a tourist and was told somewhat unfriendly that this is a private place and that I would have to come on saturday to register for membership and i can not just come in. I have visited some chess clubs (in rome for example) and they were all much more welcoming and flexible (pay 2 € and play rapid or something).

Ahmed Sharata: It wonderful culture place. Remind me with similar building in Tripoli Libya. Arts & Professions School. Antiche and super.

caesarfaissal: Amateur Association affiliated to the Italian Chess Federation, Associated Discipline of CONI. Born in 2005, to promote the sport of chess (amateur and competitive) with particular attention to the youth movement. They are in via De Amicis 17 in Milan, at the "I Navigli" cultural club. didactic activity: public libraries (Affori, Vigentina, Sicily) and district houses (Bollate, San Vittore, Beccaria) in Milan; Schools, both public and private (Gonzaga Institute, FAES, Montessori, Deutsch Schule Miland); on-site courses: for adults (Quick Full Immersion Promotional, Basic, Intermediate and Advanced, single lessons) and for children (Sunday Morning School; Top Agonistic Training Program Under 16, lessons in small groups on Wednesday and Thursday afternoon, individual lessons); competitive activity: organization of tournaments both in-house (evening, weekly and youth circuits) and off-site (Lainate, Magenta, Campodolcino, Mercallo, Arese) with inter-school youth training tournaments at the CGS - Student Youth Championships; promotion of chess culture: organization of cultural meetings and chess-related debates (presentation of thematic books, conferences, art exhibitions and chess).

Marla Zulu: Surely of all the places where you can play chess it is the best

Simona Isone: In the heart of Milan in an ancient cloister, a magical place that takes you back to the ancient splendor of the past... chess for all ages masterfully followed by Walter and the sweetest Fiorenza... the internal restaurant is also excellent.

Nicoletta Di Raimondo: Historical place where children and teenagers are accompanied to discover the game of chess in an atmosphere of kindness and respect that encourages learning and comparison

Ivano Porpora: Very pleasant premises, a welcoming atmosphere even for the new ones - and it is not to be taken for granted. There are also women and children. Continuous training.

Roberto Greco: A pleasant place in which to learn to play chess and enjoy healthy competition. The instructors are very welcoming, as well as competent. Furthermore, Fiorenza, Walter and Francesco know how to make people feel at ease and make their stay in the splendid premises in via De Amicis even more pleasant. 🎖🏆🏅

Fortunato Rinaldi: Beautiful chess club for fans and for young people who want to learn and grow in the world of this fantastic millennial game of strategy and tactics.

DaVide S.: Mythical Giuseppe instructor !!!! Bravo and nice

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Angry Golem (ANGRY GOLEM GAMES): If you enjoy playing rpg and tabletop games this is the place you are looking for in Milán

Twentythree Eightyeight: A lot of very friendly people playing all kinds of boardgames. Must visit if this is your thing.

Renzo Vannucci: Boardgames, rpgs, gaming tournaments. Inexpensive membership required.

Marco Milanta: Very good place to play board games

Alessandro Buggin: local place to play card games, chess and go and table games in general

M. A.: Goooood

RobinFood83: Wow

Oscar Casazza: Very friendly people it is a nice place for children to learn chess

pietro.cozzi@gmail.com Cozzi55: I believe it is a close-knit group capable of success!

Angelo Garanzini: Cozy well structured and organized at the reception

Orietta Valero: I like it

J J: Very interesting

Roberto Genoni: Okay

EGIDIO FERRANDO: Historical club, frequented by beautiful people, prepared and very competitive. Guaranteed fun

Laura Cavestri: We spent a few years at the Mile because I strongly believe in bilingualism (which I still perfectly pursue by other means). All as per brochure. It is a school that parents like. But between theory and practice there is a complete lack of a coherent teaching method to keep the Italian and English sphere in balance (one prevails from time to time also based on the charisma of one of the two teachers) and an adequate selection of teachers: there are of formidable and not up to par for total lack of experience. And it would take a lot to keep two paths together. This often causes severe stress in children (which is resolved with personalized courses, private lessons already at 7-8 years old). Excellent English (from our point of view) but you cannot leave primary school without knowing how to write in Italian (which often requires parents to become teachers). Also because the fees are important It depends what you are looking for. For us, no thanks.

Eleonora Piccoli: I have two daughters who attend kindergarten and are now almost at the end of the primary / middle course: absolutely satisfied both for teaching and for the speed of adaptation in particular periods such as 'COVID' and for family needs.

Claudio Cairone: Great school my son is excited to go there.