CLEAN : Café, museums and restaurants reopen in Denmark

The transcript discusses the reopening of seating options for dining, both indoor and outdoor, after a long period of restrictions. It highlights the return to normalcy with routines like regular testing, allowing people to enjoy social activities such as dining and drinking. The experience of takeaway during restrictions is described as frustrating due to the cold. The accelerated reopening plans now allow indoor seating with a Corona Pass, which was unexpected. The National Museum of Denmark is reopening with some restrictions, but it marks a return to engaging people in history. Visitors express excitement about visiting the museum from afar.

What change has been made to the seating arrangements as part of the reopening?

• Only outdoor seating is available.

• Indoor seating is permanently closed.

• Real cups are now used for serving.

• Seating is limited to takeaway only.

How does routine testing affect people's daily activities?

• It restricts them to staying at home.

• It allows them to engage in normal activities.

• It limits them to outdoor activities only.

• It requires them to avoid public places.

What unexpected change was mentioned regarding indoor seating?

• Indoor seating requires a Corona Pass.

• Indoor seating is now available without restrictions.

• Indoor seating is still closed.

• Indoor seating is only for takeaway orders.

What is a requirement before entering the museum?

• A membership card.

• A recent test result.

• A guided tour booking.

• A reservation.

What is the main goal of the museum as it reopens?

• To limit the number of visitors.

• To focus on outdoor exhibits.

• To engage people in history.

• To offer virtual tours only.