Ovunque, sempre italiani
News, directory and services for Italians and their descendants, wherever they live.
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L’Italia conquista Melbourne e lo fa con numeri da record. La Festa Italiana & Expo 2026 ha richiamato oltre 150mila presenze nel fine settimana del 17 e 18 ottobre, segnando il risultato più alto nella storia della manifestazione e confermando la forza della cultura italiana…
Citizenship, documents, translations and everything you need to study, work or live in Italy.
Case review, file preparation and support at the consulate, the comune or through the courts.
We find your ancestors’ birth, marriage and death records in comuni and parishes.
Translations into Italian and apostille handling for use in Italy or at the consulate.
AIRE registration, record updates and appointments for passports and electronic ID cards.
Residency, tax code, finding a home and first steps to settle in.
Universities, language courses, pre-enrolment and scholarships to study in Italy.
More than a century of journeys linking Italy with the rest of the world.
The great emigration: more than 14 million Italians sail from Genoa, Naples and Palermo.
The post-war second wave takes whole families to Argentina, Australia, Canada and northern Europe.
More than 6 million citizens registered with AIRE, and millions of descendants flying back to their roots.
Landing at the port, late 19th century
In line, with the suitcases of a lifetime
A ferry packed with immigrants
Baggage room at Ellis Island
Women carrying their bundles on arrival
Dining hall for newly arrived immigrants
The pizza the immigrants brought
After Pearl Harbor, more than 600,000 Italian immigrants without US citizenship were treated as enemies. Some ended up in internment camps.
On 8 August 1956 a fire at the Bois du Cazier mine in Belgium killed 262 miners. 136 of them were Italian.
More than a million newcomers passed through the building by the port of Buenos Aires. Today it is the Museum of Immigration.
Italian associations, consulates, restaurants, professionals and shops, country by country.
Mar del Plata, Argentina
Associations & clubs
Italian classes, the feast of San Francesco di Paola and trips to Calabria.
View listingOlavarría, Argentina
Restaurants & delis
Homemade pasta, grandma’s sauces and wines from Piedmont.
View listingMúnich, Germany
Associations & clubs
Gatherings of the Italian community in Bavaria, films and tombola afternoons.
View listingShanghái, China
Schools & language
Italian language and culture courses for students and companies.
View listingMelbourne, Australia
Associations & clubs
Social club for Friulians with a restaurant and cultural activities.
View listingMadrid, Spain
Consulates & embassies
Free help with pensions, AIRE and consular paperwork.
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Italian music
Italian radio live
Historic public-domain recordings (Internet Archive).
