Usually Crowded Public Spaces That Are Now Totally Empty

Linda Jamar Published on March 11, 2020

Kaaba, Grand Mosque In Mecca

The Grand Mosque in Mecca, Saudi Arabia is the site where millions of Muslims flock in order to make the annual Hajj. Normally, you’d barely be able to see the white brick floor, as the place is usually filled to the brim. As the pandemic spread, the mosque is temporary closed. Now you can see that there are only a handful of people walking around there.

Kaaba, Grand Mosque In Mecca

San Marco Square, Venice, Italy

Here is another viewpoint of the normally jam-packed San Marco Square in Venice, Italy. It is eerily empty and is definitely a very strange sight to behold. Hopefully, the pandemic will slow down quickly and life can resume to normal as usual.