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In the watery world of gondolas and bridges, cats and people live together comfortably . Crossing the two-and-a-half mile bridge from Mestre on the mainland, you arrive at Piazzale Roma, west of the train station. In fact, the cats of Venice are cherished, fed, and watched over by people who appreciate the serenity and self-sufficiency of cats. Once, when I was strolling down a passage, the bony remains of a fish suddenly fell from a high window right down next to a cat.
It's mainly known as a university city and is one of Europe's most prominent scientific research centers. Many famous people live or have lived there, including Carice van Houten (Melisandre in), Albert Einstein, and Rembrandt. As soon as he was allowed outside, he started roaming the neighborhood around the Nieuwe Rijn, looking for company. Many of the managers and customers started posting his adventures on Facebook, and that's how he became a local celebrity
Welcome to the UK's first cat café: Lady Dinah's Cat Emporium. London Pubcats. Lauren was a senior project manager working in computer games who, after a miserable day at the office, had her mood lightened on the way home by the affections of a stray cat. Lady Dinah's Cat Emporium has become so popular that you usually can't get in without a reservation, not even on a weekday afternoon outside of the holiday season. The wellbeing of the cats is of utmost importance in Lady Dinah's Cat Emporium.
When Frédéric Chopin and George Sand lived on Mallorca between 1838 and 1839, they stayed in Cell no. 4 in the Carthusian Monastery of Valldemossa . These days, this monastic cell is known as the Chopin Museum. Here, you can admire the composer's Pleyel piano, sent to him from Paris , on which he finished some of his most famous compositions (like various Preludes, one Polonaise, his second Ballade, and the Third Scherzo).When visiting the museum, you'll likely meet an Avalon This Turkish Van cat doesn't officially belong to the monastery (the staff doesn't even know his name or where he comes from), but he has chosen Cell no. 4 as his favorite Valldemossa hangout.