Snail Hostel

It's fun to see how people decorate their entrances with snails, and some of the designs are really imaginative. You could easily spend a couple of hours here. There's a French cafe where you can have lunch, though you're required to buy a drink, I guess that's their minimum charge. Definitely recommend a visit, it's an interesting concept and a fun place.

I found this on Google Maps, and it's a fun place to explore if you've got time to spare. I treated it like a treasure hunt, trying to spot as many snails as I could on the houses' doors and walls. There are cafes tucked away too. I went into a shop selling gelato and Italian food products like olive oil and vinegar. I had the yuzu lemon and murcott orange gelato, and chatted with the cute, outgoing shop assistant.

There's a lot to look through in this interesting alley, from vintage shops and handmade jewelry to cafes, dessert places, and donut shops.

A fun way to spend a walk is wandering the alleys and looking for snail-themed things. It was nice getting a bit lost, while still taking care not to bother the people who live there.