Barcelona opened its beaches and parks for walks on Wednesday, May 20, 2020, in a light easing of the lockdown in the second city of Spain, heavily hit by the coronavirus.
The beaches of this tour city They were already available for sports in the morning, but from this day they are open from 06:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for walks on the sand.
In addition, they opened parks which were still closed, such as Park Güell, designed by the famous Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí.
“Let’s enjoy the Beach by way of responsable. Remember that the bathroom recreational, sunbathing on the sand, or playing sports in a group, ”the city police tweeted.
In any case, it was observed that many people ignored these indications, with couples lying in the sun or having coffee in the sand, while the little police that patrolled in the area he did not intervene.
Every so often it sounded from the speakers installed in the Beach a message that recalled that “recreational bathing or sunbathing on the sand is not allowed”.
“I hadn’t seen the sea in two months and I told a colleague to go see the sea for a moment before going to work,” says Helena Prades, a 43-year-old psychologist sitting on the sand with a coworker, both with mask.
“Listening to the sound of the waves, taking a walk on the beach, we really wanted to,” he adds.
Barcelona and Madridas well as parts of Castile and Lion, region to the north of the capital Spanish, the areas most hit by the pandemic of the coronavirus, the de-escalation of the lockdown, established on March 14. 70% of Spanish people yes they have.
One of the countries most touched by the coronavirus, with almost 28,000 deaths, Spain carries out a process of dismantling from one of the world’s strictest confinements, expected to end in late June.
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