After months of warnings, Roman officials are  now enforcing the 'No sitting" rule on the Spanish Steps. The rule is designed to add civility and decorum. To remind everyone that the steps are a Unesco World Heritage site, sitting will result in fines of 250-400 euros. According to David Sermoneta, the president of the Piazza di Spagna Trinità dei Monti Association.

“You couldn’t walk around the Metropolitan Museum snacking on food and slurping a Coke,” he said. “We expect the same for the center of Rome.”