On May 1, Tuscany lifted lockdown measures, allowing residents outside for walks and bike rides. What we’re seeing is Florence emerge as a city for children and families, who can enjoy the piazzas and parks to their heart’s content, as long as social distancing is observed and face protection is worn in the presence of others.
Video by Kirsten Hills.
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