Venice City Council

“The rule, explicitly stated on the city council’s website, was introduced in 2018 to reinforce a culture of respect surrounding the city’s religious landmarks”

“Fines for these offenses range from €100 to €200 ($116 to $233).”

“Diving into or bathing in the city’s canals and littering are also expressly forbidden and carry a fine of €350 ($408).”

“feeding pigeons or seagulls, considered a “crime of crumbs,” comes with a fine of 25 to 500 euros or $29 to $429.”

“Bicycles are also banned in the city, even if they are led by hand. The sole exception is the route from Piazzale Roma to the Venezia Santa Lucia train station, where visitors are permitted to walk t…”