1st NW Quadrant: The Approval Matrix
From BBC
Rome's Mayor, Gianni Alemanno, announced the fines in an
order aimed at protecting areas of particular cultural worth in the
historic centre.
Popular Roman sites such as the Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, and the square in front of the Pantheon are often packed with crowds of tourists.
Mr Alemanno has said the measures are necessary to protect a heritage "universally considered as unique for its historic value and relevance".
He has said in the past that such sites should be used "exclusively as a place to enjoy monumental and architectural perspectives".
From BBC
Rome says it will issue fines of up to 500 euros
(£400) to people who stop to eat or drink, or "camp out" near the
capital's historic monuments.
Popular Roman sites such as the Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, and the square in front of the Pantheon are often packed with crowds of tourists.
Mr Alemanno has said the measures are necessary to protect a heritage "universally considered as unique for its historic value and relevance".
He has said in the past that such sites should be used "exclusively as a place to enjoy monumental and architectural perspectives".
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