🇮🇹 Finally found the hidden gem near Rome!!

#EuropeanTravel ✨ ‘Company Taste’ Escape Project｜Reset your life in the medieval village of Sermoneta⏰ 🌿 Why do young people these days run away to Sermoneta? In the middle of a valley in the Latina region of Lazio, Italy, there is a village where time seems to have stopped. Sermoneta. There are no subway announcements or alarm messages here. Instead, there is the sound of church bells waking up the fog, and the sound of goats walking among the olive trees and chewing on the sunlight. In an era where “company taste” has become a chronic disease of modern people, this medieval village consoles us with wild flowers blooming in the crevices of rocks, farmer’s handmade cheese, and scenery without having to wait in line. 🚗 Escape Guide: How to shake off the ‘Company Taste’ • Private car: About 1 hour and 30 minutes drive south from Rome. Outside the window, a landscape resembling Tuscany unfolds. Turn off the navigation and let yourself be taken on the winding mountain road. • Healing accommodation: Casale Cavatella B&B is recommended. Open the wooden shutters and you will see the olive groves stretching to the horizon. The breakfast basket provided by the accommodation includes freshly picked figs and farm cheese—this is a real natural alarm. 🏰 Medieval healing class: Leave your anxiety on the stone steps 1. Meditate under the arches of Loggia dei Mercanti 📍 In the 15th-century stone arches, sunlight writes poetry of light on the walls. Close your eyes and touch the pillars. The sound of the hooves of carriages from hundreds of years ago will cover your mental to-do list. 2. Earth healing at the Ceramic Museum 📍 Experience kneading clay at Museo della Ceramica. The touch with your fingertips is much more real than on your smartphone. Ceramics are baked and can be shipped internationally—take the warmth of the village with you in your carrier. 3. Reset your life at La Piccola Fattoria farm 📍 Make eye contact with goats while milking them, pick figs and feel the sweetness on your fingertips. Maria, the owner of the farm, says: “Slowly is the way to overcome anxiety.” In the evening, sit around a campfire and eat a country poem with a wooden spoon under the starlight. 🌟 Bonus mission for escaping the company: A healing routine that only locals know • Early morning wall yoga: A set of sun salutations on the foggy wall at 6 a.m. When the first rays of sunlight pierce the clouds, you can hear the sound of your body’s alarm clock going off. • Social tip for social distancing: Visit a 100-year-old bakery at the end of the alley. An 83-year-old baker tells us: “Life is like dough, you have to wait to get its fragrance.” 🌍 True freedom is allowing yourself to be a speck of dust that has flown into the Middle Ages.