意大利正面临极端高温天气。该国健康部已对全国27个主要城市发布红色警报[1]。为帮助居民和游客度过热浪，相关部门采取了多项措施。
旅游和文化部门允许多个著名景点延长营业时间至晚间，以便在较凉爽的时段进行游览[1]。其中，罗马斗兽场计划在周五和周六延长开放至19:45至23:30[1]，万神殿则每日从19:00开放至23:00（周四除外）[1]，米兰的斯福尔扎城堡也将在17:30至19:30时段对外开放[1]。
专家建议游客改变出游计划，避免在午餐后最炎热的时段外出，转而选择上午08:00或晚上22:00至午夜期间游览[1]。此外，当局还建议人们前往装有空调的博物馆、教堂、公园和地下景点寻求庇护[1]。
Italy's health authorities have activated red alerts across 27 major cities as the country faces extreme heat conditions [1]. In response to the dangerous temperatures, the tourism and culture sectors have implemented measures to help visitors and residents cope, including extended evening hours at key attractions and practical guidance on heat avoidance strategies.
Several major landmarks have adjusted their operating schedules to accommodate those seeking refuge during cooler evening hours. The Colosseum in Rome will remain open until 19:45–23:30 on Friday and Saturday, while the Pantheon offers evening access from 19:00 to 23:00 daily, except Thursdays [1]. Milan's Sforza Castle has similarly extended its hours to 17:30–19:30 [1].
Experts recommend visitors alter their sightseeing patterns to avoid peak heat exposure, suggesting tours begin at 08:00 or resume from 22:00 through midnight [1]. Air-conditioned museums, churches, parks, and underground attractions are highlighted as preferable daytime destinations [1].