This European vacation destination has a new dress code—and breaking it could cost you

Italy’s famous “la dolce vita” is getting a dress code. The picturesque fishing village of Varenna, near Lake Como, is cracking down on tourists who wander its streets shirtless or in swimwear. Beach attire is now limited to the lakeside beach and boats, with anyone ignoring the rules facing fines. “Our residents’ quality of life cannot be sacrificed on the altar of mass tourism,” Varenna’s mayor, Mauro Manzoni, told The Guardian. The fine is set between €50 ($57) and €200 ($228) as part of measures taken by local authorities to maintain the peace for its roughly 650 year-round residents, e...