IF YOU are heading to one popular Spanish spot you better be on your best behaviour as a load of new rules are being introduced.
Tourists behaving badly by littering or spitting in public could now get hefty fines in the city of Valencia.
The rules, which if broken could get you fines of up to €1,500 (£1,251.29), also include not dropping cigarette butts, chewing gum or paper.
More serious offences such as spitting or urinating in public, could get you a fine of up to €3,000 (£2,502.57).
It comes as the city also revealed plans to cap tourist cycling groups to a maximum of 10 people.
Cycling is popular in Valencia with both tourists and locals and has surged over the recent years.
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The previous limit was 15 people and now groups of more than 10 will have to split into smaller groups and be at least 50 metres apart.
The new rule applies to both bikes and e-scooters.
Other new rules crackdown on stag and hen parties as well, where if thy take place on public streets between 10pm and 8am from Sunday to Friday – and Saturday until 9:30am – groups could be faced with a fine between €750 (£625.64) and €1,500 (£1,251.29).
There are also new limits on wearing items representing human genitalia, and carrying inflatable dolls and other sexual props through public spaces.
These offences could be fined up to €750 (£625.64).
Authorities have said that the new rules are not meant to limit tourism, just to “better manage its activities and ensure that we can all share the streets in appropriate conditions”, reports Olive Press.