The opening of museums and museums was permitted in St. Petersburg from 6th July, and the opening of the museum has started gradually (from 7th July in Dostoevsky Museum, 8th July Museum in Russian Museum, 14th July Museum in Kunst). The opening of the Hermitage Museum, one of the three major museums in the world, seems to be a little farther.
Recently, the number of people infected with the new coronavirus is gradually decreasing. The average number of new infections per day is 1000. In early June, self-isolation was eased for the first time in 9 weeks. Finally, the electronic passbook is no longer needed, and you can go out and use public transportation freely.
On June 23, we started to relax to Stage 3. Cafes, restaurants and sports clubs are back in business and Moscow is back to life. People in Moscow enjoy the summer, drinking coffee and lemonade while walking in parks and city streets, spending time with friends and family on the cafe's summer terrace.
Tourist attractions The museum, theater and cinema are closed. You can now enjoy outdoor play. A 75th anniversary military parade, postponed due to the spread of the virus on May 9, was held on June 24 at Red Square. People sang in the center of Moscow from the morning and sang, which made me really happy.
Tourists are expected to begin accepting visitors in August. The Russian government has not yet published a detailed action plan.
You can enter Japan from 1st July. You will be required to complete the electronic form 48 hours before arrival and then apply. Please download and submit this site (https://travel.gov.gr/#/) from your mobile phone. A copy will be submitted to the officer at the time of entry. This measure is valid until August 31 (may be extended)
More and more Athens children are moving to each island to enjoy their vacation. Summer bargains have begun and the city is booming.
State of tourist spot The ruins, museum and monastery are already open, but there are still few tourists.
Please wear a mask when you participate, as you may be required to wear a mask at some tourist spots depending on the vehicle or location. It's hot again, so don't forget to take measures against the sun!
57 new cases were reported at 14:00 on July 6th yesterday, and there are currently a total of 955 patients.
301 of them are in the city of Zagreb, of which 200 are mostly inland in the eastern Osijek-Balaña county, less in the Adriatic coast with many tourists, for example 34 in Split-Trogir and 13 in Dubrovnik. I am.
The Croatian government continues to recommend hand washing, wearing masks and keeping indoors at a distance of 2 meters and outdoor at a distance of 1.5 meters.
Since the reopening of the border, the city has returned to the liveliness with summer vacation guests such as Germans, French, Czechs and Polish from EU countries.
July 5, 192 new cases of infection in Italy.
As of 5 pm on July 5, the number of coronavirus infections was 14,642.
192,108 people who were completely cured. There are 34861 people who died.
The number of new infections has been around 200 since the end of June.
On July 1st, I went to Portovenere, a World Heritage Site. Although there were few foreign tourists, it was a town by the sea, so it was crowded with Italians visiting the beach despite the weekdays. If you are interested, please check out the OUTLINE of the walk through Porvenere. https://youtu.be/fh7jo7…
Yesterday, I went to the ruins of Paestum to see the preparation for tomorrow's concert!
Tomorrow's July 5th (Sunday), a friendship-themed concert will be held to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Syria's sister city with Palmyra, conducted by Riccardo Muti, backed by the fantastic scenery of the temple of Paestum. To do.
The concert is dedicated to civilian activist Hebrin Calaf, archeologist Caled al-Assard, victims of ISIS, and the Palmyra ruins destroyed by ISIS in 2015.
According to the Covid 19 standard, each seat is installed at a safe distance.
The proceeds of the concert will be donated to charity.
https://www.scabec.it/p…
