Italy bans kissing in cars and building sandcastles

Passionate Italians caught kissing in a moving car in the town of Eboli, south of Naples, face a €500 fine.
The coastal town of Eraclea, near Venice, prohibits the building of sandcastles on the beaches because they can "obstruct the passage" of people strolling along the strand.
If you are caught having a smoke on the white beaches of Oristano, in Sardinia, you can be hit with a €360 fine.
On the island of Capri, wearing noisy wooden clogs is banned.
In Bergamo, you can be fined €333 for feeding the pigeons, while Venice punishes the same offence with a €500 penalty. The town of Cesena on the Adriatic Coast extends the ban to feeding feral cats.
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