The coronavirus has forced us to change our lives completely. The pandemic has brought images unthinkable until just a year ago and has put health systems around the world on the ropes. Given this, and with the arrival of vaccines, we are seeing how all the countries of the world prepare places so that it can be vaccinated to the maximum every day, transforming many emblematic or unusual sites into massive vaccination centers. one of the strangest places where many countries in the world are already vaccinating their population to eradicate the coronavirus from the planet as soon as possible.Disneyland ParisThe place of dreams for the little ones and many adults, has gone from seeing Mickey Mouse, Elsa and others Iconic Disney characters wait at their attractions, to see queues of people waiting to be vaccinated. The attraction center has long been closed to the public and the French authorities have decided that it will become a mass vaccination center against the coronavirus. Soccer stadiums In Spain We have seen how luxurious and new stadiums such as the Wanda Metropolitano have served to fight the pandemic and have become tough nte these last weeks in a large vaccination center. It will also be the Cartuja Stadium in Seville or the Camp Nou at the end of the month when mass vaccination is expected to begin. Salisbury Cathedral Residents in this area of southern England can be vaccinated in a unique setting full of history. This Gothic cathedral from the 13th century is serving to vaccinate the residents of the town with coronavirus. And is that many of those already vaccinated had the opportunity to listen to the organ while receiving their dose.Dracula’s Castle – Possibly the strangest place where citizens can receive the coronavirus vaccine. Bran Castle is located in the town of Bran itself, in Romania, and legend has it that it was the castle of Vlad Tepes, one of the historical figures on which Bram Stoker was based to create the king of vampires. Argentina In Argentina, cinemas have gone from showing the last premieres of the week to inoculating hundreds of people who pass through their facilities with the vaccine. In addition, to make the waiting time of those vaccinated more enjoyable, films are shown at no cost.
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