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yannisSo, churches were finally open yesterday, and today ban on moving between prefectures was lifted and schools were open and also archeological sites, like Acropolis etc.
Restaurants, cafes and tavernas will be open in a week and museums will remain closed till the middle of June, it seems.
I walked around the center of the city, and of course there are not many people wishing to visit archeological sites, but still there are some, the sites are not completely empty. Well, you don't get an opportunity to see Acropolis without any crowds that often. If ever. There are no lines, of course.
Also, it seems that the temperature record for May was broken yesterday or the day before yesterday, but nobody cares. The temperature hit +38.4C.
Restaurants, cafes and tavernas will be open in a week and museums will remain closed till the middle of June, it seems.
I walked around the center of the city, and of course there are not many people wishing to visit archeological sites, but still there are some, the sites are not completely empty. Well, you don't get an opportunity to see Acropolis without any crowds that often. If ever. There are no lines, of course.
Also, it seems that the temperature record for May was broken yesterday or the day before yesterday, but nobody cares. The temperature hit +38.4C.
