
Photography bans: In the Instagram age, some destinations -- like the Czech Republic's Sedlec Ossuary, aka Bone Church, pictured -- have instituted photography bans or restrictions in response to overtourism and bad tourist behavior.

Casa Barragan: The Mexico City home of architect Luis Barragan is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a place where interior photos are strictly controlled.

Sistine Chapel: The photo ban at the Vatican stems from a copyright deal with a Japanese television station, not overtourism. Still, the ban is unevenly enforced and social media is filled with plenty of tourist photos.

Gion, Kyoto: Residents of this historic neighborhood in Kyoto have voted to ban photos. The area is home to many geisha who have been bothered by snap happy tourists.

Sunset Tower Hotel: This iconic Los Angeles hotel asks guests not to snap photos inside, which its many celebrity visitors likely appreciate.

Casa Azul: Frida Kahlo's home-turned-museum in Mexico City has found a compromise by charging tourists extra if they want to take snapshots.

Van Gogh Museum: Amsterdam's popular attraction only allows photos at a few designated sites, a measure that curbs overcrowding and allows visitors to enjoy the art in peace.


