As Italy slowly loosens coronavirus restrictions, it's deep cultural heritage is making a comeback

The coronavirus has had a devastating impact in Italy where more than 34,000 people have died. As the country slowly reopens, its famed ancient landmarks and museums are reopening, but with new rules. Chris Livesay reports from Florence.

[ms.neuroticv]

Such a beautiful place.. Wish I could visit Italy some day

[alero]

Remember when Italy was the hotspot and the US was learning what not to do by watching a them. Now look at us. So sad that we in the US can't go to museums because too many fools won't wear facemasks and social distance.

[Iris-hxox]

I think the scaling back of tourists is positive in the long run. I haven't visited many cultural sites due to the sheer volume of people. It's not an enjoyable experience. Also, it is a direct threat in some cases. Venice is a prime example of that. The ships are damaging the structures as are the mass volumes of people. It's loving something to death.

[bahjyqua]

What's up with the "it's" typo? 🤠😤

[mr.congeniality]

Let me guess. One week from now the new headline is:

Italy sees massive surge in Coronavirus cases.

[Aman]

Open tourism with India I want to visit Italy it's so stressful to wait I'm planning this so long u can add some strict health terms like covid test on airport before leave