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As a legal resident of Spain you should have a Schengen visa which you will need to remain and travel in Europe. however once in Italy you will need to apply for a Permesso di Soggiorno as a non EU national, and go throyugh all that process - which will require you to have a reason to be here, either for tourism, or work or elective residency - and all of those require an address, a job contract or the ability to show you are independent financially and wont be a drain on the �������� state.   If you want to 'study' you will need the Permesso di Soggiorno for study, which requires a course and an offer.  You cannot work before you have your PdS, and if you apply for a PdS to study, you cannot use it to work .Your ideal solution is to find a job and be offered a contract to use for your PdS application - and then you are set up for at least a year.  Its not easy - but mother tongue teachers are in demand.   Good Luck

I agree with the advice given by modicasa. One extra possibility. Investigate, if you have not done it before, whether you could obtain, because of your ancestry, �������� citizenship. You will need quite a few legalized and translated documents, but it would be worth a try. There is plenty of information on the topic through the web. Alternatively, contact your nearest �������� Consulate. You could also check the French maternal side. Both would give you the possibility of EU citizenship and the USA accepts nowadays dual nationality. Good luck!