9 Things Tourists Should Avoid In Venice If You Don’t Want To Be Fined

Sitting in the wrong place, feeding pigeons or wearing swimsuits in public can result in a fine.
9 things tourists should avoid in Venice if you don't want to be fined
Because it is the "city of canals", the issue of sanitation has always been focused on Venice. You absolutely must not litter the street. At the same time, if you see trash around, you should clean it up in the trash because even if you accidentally sit or lie near the trash can cause you in trouble because it is misunderstood as the litter.
In 2008, the city issued a regulation banning tourists to feed pigeons because the bird's droppings were acidic, affecting the ancient ruins here

. You can play with birds, but if caught feeding the bird, you face a fine of 50-200 Euro (about 1.3-5.1 million VND)
Graffiti or any act of vandalism of monuments incurs heavy fines, even imprisonment or expulsion from the territory.




The Rialto Bridge is one of the most famous sights in the city, where previously people locked love locks, wishing together forever. However, in 2000, when the number of locks increased rapidly, affecting the quality of ancient buildings, the government had to ban this action. And from 2016, people who deliberately attach locks to bridges or other works in the city will be fined 100 Euro (about 2.6 million VND).
Canal bathing is forbidden in Venice. You will be fined 450 Euro (about 11 million VND) if you swim, soak in any water area near a residential area in the city. Besides, the water here is really not clean, sometimes smelly so it is not good if you risk yourself trying
Selling naked or wearing a swimsuit in public can cost you 200 euros (about 5.



1 million dong).
Only locals and children under 8 years old are allowed to ride bicycles in the city. Cycling visitors can be fined 100 USD (about 2.6 million VND).
Venice is always crowded with visitors regardless of weekdays or holidays. It is therefore recommended that tourists always keep to the right to avoid losing the rush hour, especially at high tide.
Visitors are not allowed to loit like homeless people in the city, especially the Marciana area including Piazza San Marco, Piazzetta dei Leoncini, Piazzetta San Marco ..



. Even sitting in the wrong place in St. Mark square is also illegal the law. You can go to Giardini Reali or choose a cafe to enjoy a sandwich instead of walking and eating in the squares, which can be fined up to 200 euros (about 5.1 million).
According to Vi Yen / Star
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