Bali, Venice, Athens, Iceland, Amsterdam - and now Prague. The list of cities taking action against the negative impacts of tourism is rising, with the ever-crowded Czech capital now cracking down on guided pub crawls.

This city is targeting rowdy tourists with a bar crawl ban, costume crackdowns and Airbnb restrictions. View on euronews

The Czech city of Prague, which has long been popular for its beer-drinking culture and lively stag parties, has banned night-time pub crawling. The decision was made by local councillors who said the ban aims to attract more ‘more cultured,

Prague, a city as famous for its beer as its historic architecture, is to ban late-night bar crawls as it seeks to end its reputation as a party destination.