In Venice, Italy, an American tourist couple was involved in a controversy while driving on the stre..

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In Venice, Italy, an American tourist couple was involved in a controversy while driving on the street with their top off.

Julia Latoff and Mike Nakarella, who live in New York, traveled to Venice last month, according to the New York Post on the 19th (local time). Julia and Mike went on a morning jog to enjoy the Venetian scenery properly.

But less than 10 minutes after he started jogging, he received a cold glare from locals and complaints that “this is not a beach.” Because Nakarella was running with her top off. Julia and Mike, who felt something strange, pulled out their smartphones on the spot and searched the Internet for Venetian regulations.

As a result, Venice banned taking off clothes or walking around in swimsuits in public, except in places designated for swimming or swimming. Violation of this will result in a fine of up to 250 euros (about 400,000 won). As the city is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, tourists are asked to observe public etiquette.

Mike stopped jogging and returned to his accommodation wearing a T-shirt that an acquaintance bought him from a souvenir shop. Julia and Mike posted a video on social networking services (SNS), apologizing for their mistakes and asking them to be familiar with the local culture in advance when traveling to other countries.