A series of famous tourist destinations have to temporarily stop welcoming visitors.

Hoang Linh• March 24, 2024 20:31

In order to serve restoration and conservation work, some iconic tourist destinations in the world must temporarily close and not welcome visitors in 2024.

Notre Dame Cathedral, France: After the devastating fire in 2019, Notre Dame Cathedral is undergoing meticulous restoration to restore the majestic appearance of Europe's leading architectural work. After being restored, the church is equipped with a special system before welcoming visitors in December 2024. Philippe Jost, President of the Notre Dame Reconstruction Committee, said the building is expected to attract about 14 million visitors a year after reopening. Photo: Fabio Rogerio Sant Ana/Unflash

Smithsonian Castle, Washington DC, USA: The neo-Gothic structure was built with distinctive Maryland red sandstone and was completed in 1855. Starting in 2023, the building will temporarily close for five years for a comprehensive renovation, modernizing the facilities, and preserving degraded items. Photo: Sara Cottle/Unflash

Park Hyatt Tokyo: The iconic hotel with views of Mount Fuji is closing for a major renovation project and is set to reopen in 2025 with modernized amenities and a refreshed interior. Photo: Fumiaki Hayashi/Unsflash

Noma, Copenhagen: The world-famous three-Michelin-starred restaurant will close in 2024 and be transformed into a food lab in 2025. It will be a research facility for culinary innovation and new flavors. It is currently considered the most difficult restaurant in the world to book a reservation. Photo: Yohan Marion/Unflash

The Phantom of the Opera, Broadway, New York: After 35 years, the legendary musical based on the novel The Phantom of the Opera by French writer Gaston Leroux will be performed for the last time in 2023, marking the end of a theatrical era. Photo: Florian Wehde/Unflash

snapinstaapp-101458671-702299053676983-4113215073132867861-n-1080-6237.jpg — Elephant Trunk Rock, Taiwan: The rock formation shaped like an elephant's trunk has been sealed off since 2010 due to the risk of erosion. By December 2023, this natural structure will have officially collapsed, wiping out a famous natural landmark in Taiwan. Photo: @love2travel-4ever

snapinstaapp-432434977-935283108452622-1196040960735826201-n-1080-6397.jpg — Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser, Disney World, Florida., USA: After 18 months of opening, Disney has closed the hotel that offers immersive experiences based on the movie Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser at the end of September 2023. Disney said the closure of the unique attraction in the Disney World journey was a "business decision". Photo: @Jeneyrephotography

According to znews.vn

Original post linkCopy Linkhttps://lifestyle.znews.vn/loat-dia-diem-nam-nay-muon-den-cung-khong-duoc-post1466388.html

Copy Link

Link has been copiedhttps://lifestyle.znews.vn/loat-dia-diem-nam-nay-muon-den-cung-khong-duoc-post1466388.html

See more Society

Featured Nghe An Newspaper

Latest

A series of famous tourist destinations have to temporarily stop welcoming visitors.

Smithsonian Castle

Broadway stage

Park Hyatt Hotel

Elephant trunk

Notre Dame Cathedral

See more Society

Featured Nghe An Newspaper

Latest

Read more