The decree on nightlife in the city was signed on Tuesday
The city of Venice will have stricter rules to try to guarantee silence and tranquility during the nights.
The measures concerning the nightlife of the Venetian city are in a decree signed this Tuesday (25) by the mayor of the city, Luigi Brugnaro.
The text provides for the sale of alcoholic beverages and the opening hours of the establishments.
Clubs are expected to operate between 6pm and 2am, closing bars from 1.30am.
From 11pm they should also have dedicated staff to watch over visitors, ensuring “tranquility and safety” and “putting an end to any disturbance to the residents” of the surroundings.
Food establishments, with the exception of ice cream shops, should close at 11pm.
Establishments that sell food and drinks in vending machines will only be able to operate until 8pm.
“The provision is the first of its kind on the national territory. This decree addresses important issues for the well-being of the city and its inhabitants. We want to protect citizens’ right to rest, and at the same time the right to work in cities, and the right of young people to leisure”, said Sebastiano Costalonga, municipal councilor for Commerce. .
Source: Terra
