Resort in Italy to Penalize Tourists — What They Will Be Fined For.

New Rules in Italian Portofino

One of Italy's favorite resorts has decided to take strict measures against visitors. A penalty will be imposed for violating the culture and order in this area.

This was reported by The Sun.

The municipality of Portofino, located in Liguria, has prohibited tourists from walking the streets barefoot, in swimsuits, or topless starting July 15. These rules also apply to the main square of the city — piazza.

Furthermore, it will be forbidden to drink alcohol in the streets. However, it can be consumed in restaurants, bars, or in designated areas.

Travelers will also be prohibited from lying outside of beaches and recreation areas. Additionally, packed meals in the city will be banned. Violations of the rules will result in fines ranging from 25 to 450 euros.

Temporary Restrictions

However, these new rules are of a temporary nature and will cease to be in effect on September 30, when the holiday season ends.

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