The world's most visited museum "The Louvre" has reopened its doors to the public on Monday after 4 months of closure due to Coronavirus pandemic.
While popular attractions like Leonardo Da Vinci's the "Mona Lisa" and the Louvre's massive antiquities collection will be accessible, other galleries where social distancing is difficult will remain closed, leaving nearly a third of the museum's galleries inaccessible to the public, according to the museum.
The world's most visited museum has lost over €40 million ($45 million) in ticket sales over the near-four-month lockdown.
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