The Vatican Closes Its Museums Again fsspx.news
The Laocoon and the Apollo of the Belvedere seem resigned to solitude: since November 5, 2020, the twenty-seven thousand daily visitors to the Vatican Museums are no longer allowed in to admire the masterpieces of Antiquity. A situation that should last at least until December 3.
The new closure of the museums, already deprived of their public patrons between March and June, on the occasion of the first wave of Covid-19, will have a huge impact on the Vatican’s balance sheet, which in May had already forecast a decline in income of at least twenty-five percent for 2020…
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