A poetic reflection on Rome’s enduring impact, where crumbling arches and whispered lullabies reveal how ancient lives still resonate in our modern world.

Italian law grants citizenship to descendants of Italians, but there’s a catch for those whose lineage involves Italian women born before 1948.

In this post, we’ll explore where Italians settled in the greatest numbers—places like Argentina, the United States, Canada, and Australia—and how they’ve left an indelible mark on the culture and cuisine of their adopted homes.