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      "desc": "How often do you reckon they think about the Roman Empire? 🐈‍⬛ One of the most unusual ancient sites in Rome, and it's free to see from the street, a short walk from the Pantheon. 📍 Largo di Torre Argentina, Rome, Italy This sunken square holds the ruins of Pompey's Theatre, where Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 BC. When it was excavated in 1929, Rome's street cats claimed it, and a volunteer sanctuary has cared for them ever since 1993. Here are 4 tips for visiting: 1. The walkway through the ruins is about 5 euro and rarely has a queue, entry from the stairs by the medieval tower. 2. The cat sanctuary in the corner of the square is free to visit (donations welcome), open most afternoons. 3. Cats are easiest to spot in the morning and late afternoon, they hide from the midday sun. 4. You can distance-adopt one of Caesar's cats online and the sanctuary sends you updates. Send this video to the mio app and it'll save Largo di Torre Argentina straight onto your travel map. #Romanempire #CatsOfRome #RomeTravel #EuroSummer #romehiddengems ",
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      "desc": "You can literally be Juliet from Romeo & Juliet 😭 💌 One of the most romantic things you can do in Italy, and almost no one visiting Verona knows it's a thing you can do. 📍 Juliet Club (Club di Giulietta), Verona, Italy Thousands of letters arrive every year addressed to nothing but \"Juliet, Verona,\" and a club of around 50 volunteers answers every single one by hand. It started in the 1930s, when the keeper of Juliet's tomb began writing back as Juliet. Here are 4 tips if you want to be a Secretary of Juliet: 1. Sign up through the Juliet Club website or Airbnb Experiences. A session runs about 60 to 120 minutes (around 30 euro) and you reply to real letters by hand, on official Juliet stationery. 2. The club is on Vicolo Santa Cecilia, a few minutes from Juliet's balcony. The balcony is the tourist trap, this is the real thing. 3. Email ahead, especially off-season (roughly January to March or October to November), when they have the most room for volunteers. 4. Not in Verona? You can still write to Juliet: post a letter to \"Juliet, Verona, Italy\" and you'll get a reply, though it can take a few months. Send this video to the mio app and it'll save the Juliet Club straight onto your travel map. #JulietClub #Verona #ItalyTravel #romeoandjuliet #eurosummer ",
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      "desc": "The cows of the alps throw a flower parade every september 🐄🌸 One of the most wholesome traditions in Europe, and the festival is completely free to attend. 📍 Désalpe de Charmey, Gruyère region, Switzerland Every summer, Alpine herds spend around four months grazing the high mountain pastures. In late September they parade home through the villages wearing giant handwoven flower headdresses — but only if the whole herd made it through the summer safely. If an animal was lost, the cows come down undecorated, and the whole valley understands. Here are 4 tips for catching a cattle descent: 1. Charmey's Désalpe is one of the biggest, held on the last Saturday of September, with herds parading through the village all day. 2. It's free, with alpine horns, flag throwers, folk bands and around 40 craft stalls. 3. Buy the alpage cheese — it was made up on the mountain during that exact summer. 4. Can't make Charmey? Almabtrieb festivals run across Austria (especially Tyrol) and Switzerland from mid-September to early October. Send this video to the mio app and it'll save the Désalpe de Charmey straight onto your travel map. #Desalpe #eurosummer #SwitzerlandTravel #SwissAlps #switzerlandhike ",
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