You should always read up on offences and laws in countries you are travelling to in advance, to avoid the risk of any costly fines.
Brits travelling to Italy have been issued a warning by the Foreign Office as one action could see you hit with an eye-watering €10,000 - around £8,600 - fine. In certain areas of the country it is a punishable offence to urinate in public and could be extremely costly if you are caught.
The Government body also warns that there may be other laws to consider including against dropping litter, sitting on monument steps, eating and drinking next to main churches, historic monuments and public buildings, and defacing historic monuments. And it says: “You could face a fine of up to 10,000 euros for urinating in a public place.”
In 2017 one 19-year-old fell foul of these sanctions when he was hit with a €10,000 fine for public urination in the northern Italian city of Genoa. But, as reported by The Local Italy, he only ended up having to pay a third of the total figure because he was able to pay straight away. The FCDO warns of other rules in Italy. “On the island of Capri, you must not use or bring on to the island any disposable plastic objects such as bags, cutlery, plates, cups, food packaging, trays and straws. If you do, you could be fined up to 500 euros,” it says.
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