“I am here first of all to salute the workers who, with their commitment and dedication, make these openings possible. The time when newspapers kept up the “Ferragosto farce” is long gone, when in recent years many tourists who came to Italy or Italians who travelled around their country found important museums or archaeological sites closed. That era is over. We have managed, with an organised system with our managers, to always guarantee that they will be open because it is right that they should be, because it is right that those who are on holiday and decide to visit the cities of art can enjoy our beauties”.
The Minister of Culture, Gennaro Sangiuliano, did this on the sidelines of his visit to Rome, to the Colosseum archaeological park, inaugurated on August 15th like the other archaeological sites in the State.
Source: IL Tempo
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