Tourists in Amsterdam were banned from viewing and photographing girls in the Red Light District
The authorities of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, have tightened the rules for visiting tourists by the Red Light District.
Now guides can drive to this area only groups of no more than 20 people. Tourists also no longer have the right to photograph representatives of the ancient profession. In addition, the prohibition extends to a detailed study of the object in the window.
Do not photograph sex workers, and guides should ensure that tourists stand with their backs to the entertainment industry
reported the press service of the city administration.
It is worth noting that a violation of the ban will be issued a fine in the amount of 190 euros to 950 euros.
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