(ANSA) - Rome, August 6 - Sitting on Rome's famous Spanish Steps is no longer allowed as the local police have decided to apply the rules in a more stringent way, sources said on Tuesday. Indeed, the famous steps are also considered to be a monument, meaning sitting or lying on them is banned.
Those who breach the ban risk a fine of 250 euros, which can go up to 400 euros if the steps are dirtied or damaged.
Sitting on Rome's Spanish Steps banned
Fines of up to 400 euros for breaking the rule