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While museums were among the first facilities to be closed in Germany s second lockdown, they are among the first to be allowed to re-open Wilfried Fitzenreiter s Bathers on the Spree, Museum Island, Berlin; photo: Ted and Jen After four months of forced closure, museums in most parts of Germany will be allowed to open from Monday (8 March) a surprising detail in complex new rules, peppered with caveats, intended to navigate the country out of the pandemic lockdown. Under the new strategy announced by the German government and states yesterday, openings are tied to the rate at which the coronavirus is spreading in individual regions. In regions where the average number of new cases per day over the past seven days is below 100 per 100,000 residents, museums can open. In regions where the rate is between 50 and 100 per 100,000 residents, access is more restricted: museum visitors must book a time slot and fill out a form with contact information.

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