In  a bid to keep the streets of this super-efficient city clean, the  authorities in Singapore decided in 1992 to ban chewing gum completely.  Stick to a mint. 09 More after the break...
02. Eraclea, ItalyMany  holidaymakers head to the sandy beach at Eraclea to escape the hordes  of tourists in nearby Venice. Unfortunately, those who enjoy building  sandcastles can think again – it’s forbidden.
03. Amsterdam, Netherlands
03. Amsterdam, Netherlands
A  curious loophole in the law means that smoking tobacco in a public  place such as a coffee shop in Amsterdam is banned, while puffing away  on pure cannabis is entirely legal.
04. South-East Asia
04. South-East Asia
The  durian, a fruit native to Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia, has a smell  so incredibly strong that it is banned from many public places in  South-East Asia.
05. Florida, USA
05. Florida, USA
For  those who are young, free and single and enjoy jumping out of planes in  their spare time, be careful if you’re in Florida – unmarried women who  parachute on Sundays can be jailed.
06. Switzerland
06. Switzerland
Bizarrely,  flushing the toilet in a Swiss apartment is illegal after 10pm. It is  also against the law for a man to relieve himself while standing up  after 10pm.
07. Eboli, Italy
07. Eboli, Italy
Honeymooners  might be best to avoid hiring a car in Eboli, just south of Naples.  Kissing in a moving vehicle here can carry a fine of up to €500.
08. Capri, Italy
08. Capri, Italy
Locals  in Capri, northern Italy, must value their peace and quiet – a couple  were arrested recently for wearing excessively noisy flip-flops,  following the introduction of a ban on ‘noisy footwear’.
09. Alabama, USA
09. Alabama, USA
The  Southern American state has a quite superfluous law in place which  states that it’s illegal to be blindfolded while driving a vehicle.
10. Dubai, UAE
10. Dubai, UAE
Dubai’s  luxurious resorts and stunning beaches may seem like the ideal place to  spend a romantic holiday, but don’t get too affectionate – kissing in  public here is illegal, and many tourists have fallen foul of this law  in recent years.
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