This includes rules on drinking to what souvenirs you can bring home
Holidaymakers are being warned about local laws and customs to follow when abroad. Those planning to go to Spain, Greece, France, Portugal or Turkey this summer should make sure not to get caught out by the rules.
Spain Although it may be tempting to stroll back to your hotel in just your swimwear after a day at the beach, you could end up with a hefty fine. The FCDO says: “In some parts of Spain it’s against the law to be in the street wearing only a bikini or swimming shorts/trunks. Greece If you’re heading to Greece to party, then it’s important to be aware that Greek police won’t tolerate “rowdy or indecent behaviour”, especially if those involved are drunk. It may be wise to leave some fancy dress costumes at home, too.
France While France is a lot more relaxed when it comes to specific laws and customs, one important law to make a note of is head coverings which conceal your face, and there is no exemption for tourists. It is illegal to conceal your face in public places in France, which includes balaclavas, full veils or any other garment or mask.Portugal If asked by the police or judicial authorities, you must show some form of ID and in most cases a photocopy of your passport will suffice.
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