You won't believe what is illegal in Italy these days.
for anyone over the age of 18, so long as they meet certain criteria. But want to wear a bikini on your next Italian vacation? Depending on where you’re headed in Italy, it might be against the law.
Turns out skin is not in for the mayor of Sorrento, a glamorous resort town near the the Amalfi Coast. The town’s mayor, Massimo Coppola, has instituted a new dress code that bans travelers from walking around in a bikini or with a bare chest in the central areas of town. Offenders will be fined up to €500 .that the skimpy attire was causing “discomfort and unease” among the locals who view it as “contrary to decorum and to the decency that characterizes civilized cohabitation.
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