1. You mustn't feed pigeons in Venice as violating this law can result in fines. This is indeed a local law aimed at preserving the cleanliness of public spaces and protecting historical buildings., 2. In the Netherlands, cycling is very popular, and a bicycle bell is useful for warning other cyclists and pedestrians. Although it is recommended to have a bell on your bicycle, there is no law that allows cyclists to be fined simply for riding without one., 3. You mustn't keep only one guinea pig as a pet in Switzerland. The reason for this is that guinea pigs are a social species, and they are considered victims of abuse if they aren't able to interact with others of their species regularly., 4. High heels are prohibited at archaeological sites in Greece, including the Acropolis. The ban was introduced in 2009 to help protect ancient monuments from damage. There may not be a specific fine for wearing high heels, but visitors can be refused entry or asked to remove them., 5. There is no law in Samoa that makes forgetting your wife's birthday a crime. The story about a warning for the first offence and a fine or imprisonment for the second is a popular myth., 6. While there is no specific law limiting weight in Japan, people are expected to maintain a healthy weight to fit social norms. As a result, overweight people may face social pressure to maintain a certain body size.

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