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Preserving classic art isn’t free, so what will Florence do now that coronavirus is keeping tourists away?
June 19, 202007:44

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Preserving classic art isn’t free, so what will Florence do now that coronavirus is keeping tourists away?

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Florence, Italy, is one the world’s most beautiful open-air museums. The birthplace of the Renaissance, it's home to priceless works of art. But with coronavirus keeping tourists away, the city of Florence has a problem: Preserving history isn’t free...so what happens if nobody is around to pay for it.June 19, 2020

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  • What can the ruins of Pompeii teach us about life with coronavirus?

    05:40

  • Will the coronavirus pandemic finally make Milan go green?

    06:15
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    Preserving classic art isn’t free, so what will Florence do now that coronavirus is keeping tourists away?

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    Still waters and empty streets: As Venice re-emerges from the height of the pandemic, residents re-imagine life in their city

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