De ce a decis brusc British Museum să interzică fotografiile cu Tapiseria de la Bayeux. Nu are legătură cu faptul că e fragilă

The British Museum has prohibited photography of the Bayeux Tapestry, which is on display for the first time outside France, to manage visitor flow. All tickets are sold out until December, and the museum aims to prevent delays caused by visitors taking photos. The tapestry, a significant medieval artwork, illustrates the Norman conquest of England in 1066 and will be exhibited until July 2027. The high ticket prices have drawn criticism, being nearly three times more expensive than in France. The UK government has financed the tapestry's transport and committed to covering potential damages. After the exhibition, the tapestry will return to France for restoration, raising concerns about its safety during transport.