VOICED : La Acrópolis cerrada a los turistas por excepcional ola de calor

In Greece, a severe heatwave, the worst in over 30 years, has led to the closure of outdoor archaeological sites like the Acropolis during peak afternoon hours. Tourists are facing challenges as they navigate these closures, but the Acropolis Museum offers a respite with air conditioning. The heatwave is expected to last until Thursday and has also sparked several fires in the country, particularly in Rodas and the Peloponeso, though no casualties have been reported.

What unusual event occurred at the Acropolis in August due to the heatwave?

• It was open all day.

• It was deserted.

• It was covered in snow.

• It was crowded with tourists.

Why were outdoor archaeological sites in Greece closed during the afternoons?

• Due to maintenance work.

• Due to a national holiday.

• Due to a severe heatwave.

• Due to heavy rainfall.

What alternative did tourists have when the Acropolis and Pantheon were closed?

• Visit the beach.

• Take a city tour.

• Go shopping.

• Visit the Acropolis Museum.

How did the heatwave affect the opening hours of tourist sites?

• Sites remained open all day.

• Sites closed during the hottest part of the day.

• Sites closed later in the evening.

• Sites opened earlier in the morning.

What natural disasters were triggered by the heatwave in Greece?

• Wildfires

• Earthquakes

• Tornadoes

• Floods