Italians, native to the city, say “it's like seeing Rome for the first time.”
“Cloistered religious aren't going to ask for help,” says Santos Blanco, one of the organizers of the TuClausuraMiClausura initiative.
Thanks to technology, they are producing plastic face shields to donate to parishes, police forces and those who care for the elderly.
After nearly three months of confinement, museums in Italy are beginning to reopen. Some require booking a visit ahead of time.
