Atracția din Roma pentru care turiștii plătesc peste 250 de euro pe oră ar putea fi interzisă. Motivul pentru care autoritățile vor să renunțe la ea

The tradition of horse-drawn carriages in Rome faces increasing scrutiny due to animal welfare concerns and extreme heat. Following an incident where a horse collapsed, discussions about banning these carriages have intensified. Meanwhile, Palermo has begun replacing them with electric vehicles. Rome's authorities are promoting walking as a more humane alternative for tourists. Animal rights organizations argue for a complete ban on horse-drawn carriages across Italy, highlighting ongoing suffering for many horses. The future of these carriages remains uncertain as public pressure mounts for change.