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Caravaggio's Narcissus is back on display at the Rijksmuseum as part of the Caravaggio-Bernini-exhibition

Some of Europe's most famous art museums re-opening after closing in March for the Covid-19-pandemic, but there is a lot of " business as usual.

For most of the museums and galleries, it will have to pay is a question of the limit of the visit, the intensification of the cleaning process and insisted that all tickets purchased online, in advance.

Normally at This Time of year in Amsterdam, the huge and world-famous Rijksmuseum would have up to 12,000 Visitors A Day .

Louise Bourgeois ' Maman sculpture is on display outside Bilbao's Guggenheim in February

This Week , the number is strictly limited to 2,000 per day. But after weeks of unwanted closure of The Museum 's Director, Taco Dibbits is pleased with the re-opening even to a limited extent.

Several large public galleries in Europe have decided The Arrival of June is The Right time to throw open The Doors at least, you very carefully.

Amsterdam, Van Gogh Museum and The Rembrandt house is also open This Week . Dibbits says the decision to open Dutch museums is a question of the Policy of the government.

The fine arts Museum in Bilbao coordinated plan of its opening time, with the Guggenheim Museum

"But I think we all felt This Was The Time to give The People in the Netherlands, their museums back, loved so much. The Rijksmuseum is open with our normal hours, although I don't think, for today it is a lot of tourists.

"Every case is different, not only in the Netherlands, and we all find Our Own way to a safe and secure experience for the Visitors . I think that almost all of the museums, Visitors can buy a ticket in advance, and hold The Slot you are online.

The Sistine Chapel is not as busy as normal, and face masks worn

"must be But once in our museum you can move freely and We Are aware our Visitors about 20% of what you normally. You still have to keep to 1. 5 m from Other People , but we wanted to experience The Museum and make it as normal as possible. "

Among the other important places of re-opening This Week , the Frank Gehry-designed Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao in the North of Spain. It has also been closed since mid-March.

Initially, it is only 2 o'clock in the afternoon on most days, but it is the coordination with the municipal Museum of fine arts, which are opened when the Guggenheim will be closed. The older but much smaller cousin, the Peggy Guggenheim collection in Venice, is also back This Week .

And in Rome, one of Europe's great cultural glories visible from all the tourists a Once More - the Sistine Chapel , whose ceiling, painted by Michelangelo from 1508.

now, Visitors of the mouth protection, and have taken your temperature, if you are in the Vatican Museums . The Vatican authorities say it is not the health of the workers will be on hand to help.

Visitors to the Danish Louisiana Museum, enjoyed a Matisse exhibition, long before the pandemic

One of Europe's most beautifully situated galleries of Modern Art , the Danish Louisiana Museum on the coast, an hour from Copenhagen, view over the water to Sweden. It re-opened on Friday.

The advantages of outdoor Sculpture Park , as well as the displays inside, and again last week, Frederiksen opened by the Prime Minister , Mette.

Like almost all museums are open This Week , people want to book in advance online.

But Jan Hybertz Goricke of The Museum says visitor numbers in the rule, about 2,500.

The Louvre Museum opens next month

"So we will not try, The People , even if you booked in advance. I think that all museums have re-opened, you will find tried the way through The First few weeks, to ensure that Visitors have an experience as good as possible. "

The Louvre In Paris , perhaps The World 's most famous Art Museum is closed, but it is planned to open at 6. July. The Louvre-Lens, in the East of France, begins to open, of This Week .

All of these changes are provisional: if Covid-begins 19-to-peak, it is also possible that some or all of these re-openings can be undone. And in many places it is still difficult, if not impossible, to visit these museums without prior notification for the months to come.

But This Week , art galleries and museums, to celebrate the in a number of European countries have, on the last.

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