L'Italo-Americano

The story of Italy’s lavatoi, the village washhouses that once brought people together

Before washing machines, Italy’s communal lavatoi were places of labor, gossip, and daily life, shaping village communities ...
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Mina: the singer who stepped away but never disappeared

For over sixty years, Mina has remained one of Italy’s most influential voices, building a legend through music, mystery, and ...
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Cingoli and the Italian hill town: why one Marche village still feels like a national ideal

Recently named Borgo dei Borghi 2026, Cingoli reflects the enduring appeal of Italy’s hilltop villages, where landscape and ...
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From Roman baths to modern escapes: Italy’s terme return

From Roman baths to modern wellness escapes, Italy’s historic terme are attracting a new generation seeking relaxation, ...
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Valsinni, where a Renaissance poet still defines a village

In Basilicata, the hilltop village of Valsinni still preserves the legacy of Renaissance poet Isabella Morra through history, ...