More Americans are moving to Italy all the time, and they're now choosing more unexpected places to live beyond the major cities.
Clare Speak - clare.speak@thelocal.com
Updated: Tue 19 May 2026 13:35 CET
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US residents are under-represented in Italy's southern regions, but their numbers are increasing. Photo by Who’s Denilo ? on Unsplash
More Americans are moving to Italy all the time, and they're now choosing more unexpected places to live beyond the major cities.
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