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In Italy, coffee is not simply a drink: it is a social habit, a daily ritual, an identitary symbolism. But in Naples, coffee acquires a much deeper meaning. Here it becomes a unit of measurement. It marks time, it replaces an invitation, it marks first meetings and farewells, it bears witness to tales of authentic life. Coffee, seen as a common goo...

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At the Arsenale, among the pavilions of the 2025 Architecture Biennale, the Canal Café by New York-based studio Diller Scofidio + Renfro stands out as one of the most talked-about – and awarded – installations of the edition. Located at the far end of the complex, in direct dialogue with the lagoon waters, this small pavilion transforms the daily r...

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Italian coffee bars can be some of the most chaotic places for a foreigner. During the morning rush hour, you’ll need to elbow your way to the counter and catch the barista’s eye to place your order. Once your espresso, espresso macchiato or cappuccino is placed before you, you are granted only a few moments to enjoy before someone else comes to ta...

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Italy, a country synonymous with culinary artistry, offers a range of unique beverages. Among these is the Caffè Corretto, which effortlessly combines the bold intensity of espresso with the warmth of spirits. Caffè Corretto translates to “corrected coffee” in Italian. The term “corrected” reflects the addition of a splash of liquor to a shot of es...

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After moving to Williamsburg, Brooklyn in January 2009, I went to my first Feast of the Giglio festival that summer. For 12 days in July, the neighborhood’s historically southern Italian community comes together to celebrate and pay homage to la Madonna Della Carmine.  After my friend and I got our fill of sausage and peppers and zeppole, we wander...

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Tablì, the innovative system designed to offer a new coffee consumption experience, made its public debut yesterday. A breakthrough not only for Italy’s Lavazza coffee group, but for the industry as a whole, the Tablì system – which consists of a 100% coffee tab and a specifically designed machine with a cutting-edge delivery system – introduces a...

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Nestled in the heart of Turin, Italy, at the Nuvola Lavazza—the global headquarters of the renowned Italian coffee brand—lies the Lavazza Museum. Open to the public since 2018, the museum offers more than just a corporate showcase; it provides an immersive and sensory journey into the world of coffee. In a city famed for its rich history and stunni...

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The lunch break with a sandwich and coffee, perhaps just a few steps away from the office, remains a popular habit among workers in Italy. It's often seen as a more convenient option compared to bringing lunch from home, but it can also vary in cost depending on the city. A new survey on the average spending of Italians for a sandwich and coffee, c...

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