New rules in Rome, Italy

[Italian and Roman New Regulations:# Visitors are forbidden to sit on Spanish steps. Violators are fined up to 400 euros.#】 According to the Italian Evening Post, the Roman municipal government recently issued a regulation prohibiting tourists from sitting on Spanish stairs to rest. Violators may be fined 250 euros. If stained or damaged stairs, they will be fined 400 euros. This regulation has been put into effect since early August. Previously, the city of Rome has issued regulations banning visitors from resting and eating at historic sites, including the Spanish steps and fountains beneath them. Visitors who sit down, naked, play in fountains or drag wheeled suitcases on the steps will be punished by up to 400 euros (3158). (yuan) fine.
It is reported that this measure is to reduce the huge passenger flow on the protection of cultural relics and monuments caused by the burden.
Starting in the 18th century, the Spanish Steps became a famous attraction for Audrey Hepburn’s romance film Roman Holiday, which has long been an ideal resting place for tired tourists. However, a large number of tourists rested on the steps and diet made the marble steps fade and damaged. In 2016, luxury jeweler Bulgari invested 1.5 million euros to remove red wine stains, coffee stains and chewing gum on the steps.
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