Paris Louvre scheduled its opening in early July

The most visited museum of the world, the Louvre of Paris, is being prepared to resume its work from 6 July. This is stated on May 29 in the distributed statement of the press service of the museum. On 28 May, French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe announced the possibility of opening museums in the country from 2 June, as well as parks and gardens from 30 May. Preparations for its opening began with the Louvre Museum, the Tuileries Garden, the Carousel Garden and the National Museum of Eugène Delacroix. The Carousel Garden will open from May 30, and the Tuileries Garden will open from May 31. Mass games and any events with more than ten participants will be banned in the gardens. The Museum of Eugène Delacroix will open on June 22, the Louvre is preparing to open on July 6. The booking of flights to the Louvre, according to the press service, will begin on June 15. At the same time visitors were reminded about observance of safe distance and mandatory wearing of a protective mask. Recall, the Louvre, as well as a number of other museums in France have been closed since March 13 due to the coronavirus pandemic.