This Is the only Beach in Europe Where Men and Women Are Separated
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For more than a century, the residents of Trieste, in northeastern Italy, have followed a very specific ritual when they go swimming. At the city beach of La Lanterna, where generations of Trieste residents have enjoyed swimming during their lunch break or spent their weekends on the pebbled shore, visitors first line up at a counter to pay the 1.20 euro entrance fee. They then enter through one of two doors: women on the left, men on the right.…
At first glance, La Lanterna beach in the city of Trieste in northeastern Italy seems no different from any other beach located essentially within the urban fabric. But if you look closer, you will find that it actually looks like no other. This is a beach where the residents of Trieste, for […] The article This is the only beach in Europe where men and women are separated appeared first on Free Press.
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