In the heart of New England, a slice of Italy thrives in the most unexpected places. Rhode Island, the smallest state in the U.S., harbors hidden Italian communities that have preserved their heritage for generations. These enclaves offer a captivating blend of Old World charm and American spirit, inviting travelers to embark on a journey through time and culture.

From the bustling streets of Providence’s Federal Hill to the quaint coastal town of Westerly, Rhode Island’s Italian-American tapestry is woven with stories of immigration, resilience, and gastronomic delights. Let’s uncover these hidden gems that make Rhode Island a unique destination for those seeking an authentic Italian experience on American soil.