The new laws dictate what people can wear in public, with the risk of penalties if they don't follow the rules.
Spain's biggest tourist hotspot has banned bikinis and going topless, with Brits warned they could face fines of £500. British holidaymakers are being told to be careful as some could get big fines for wearing swimwear in Spain.
As the summer season is nearly here and many UK families are planning their holidays, they're being warned to remember these new rules. They're not just applicable for Barcelona, but for other places all over Spain, and cover wearing bikinis and walking around without a shirt in public places.It's acceptable for visitors to wear their beach clothes at the beach or by the hotel pool.
But travel experts have warned that local authorities may not be pleased with certain types of clothing, according to Birmingham Live. Henry Sunley, the boss at Travel Republic, said: "The announcements from The Foreign Office of various new rules that will be coming into effect in some popular holiday destinations might be overwhelming news for people who have already booked their holidays.
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