Italian cities always attract many tourists from all over the world due to their beauty, history, and of course, the delicious culinary heritage! However, with the increase in the number of tourists, there are also problems related to increased noise and riots. As a result, the city of Milan decided to take drastic measures to find a balance between entertainment for tourists and tranquility for locals.
One of the ways to struggle with noisy tourists, as well as those who arrange evening gatherings on open verandas, was the introduction of a ban on the sale of pizza and ice cream after midnight. These changes will take effect from May to November and will apply to weekdays and weekends. However, the owners of establishments and local residents can propose changes to the law before it comes into force.
The idea of banning the sale of pizza and ice cream in Milan was put forward earlier, but it caused mass protests on the streets of the city, and in the end it was abandoned. Nevertheless, the struggle for the tranquility and comfort of the city remains relevant for its residents, and Milan is looking for rational and practical solutions to this problem.
Several Italian cities have already taken similar measures during the tourist season to manage the flow of visitors and solve problems with noise and riots. According to the Milan authorities, the innovation may cause discontent among some tourists, but it is important to remember that the main purpose of these measures is to provide comfort and tranquility for local residents who have the right to a normal life in their city. The introduction of a ban on the sale of pizza and ice cream after midnight in Milan should be a step towards a compromise between tourist entertainment and local well-being.
