05/07/2020 12:26 – Updated: 05/07/2020 14:54
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The parks opening It is one of the main social demands in the city of Madrid since the first relief measures for children and adults began with daily outings. Until now the mayor, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, had been reluctant to open them Understanding that its use could generate concentrations of people, which is exactly what is necessary to continue avoiding. Therefore, the Governing Board of the city council has reached an intermediate solution: starting tomorrow, friday, the district parks They will be those that allow the transit of people.
The deputy mayor of the capital, Begoña Villacís, recalled that neighborhood parks are the ones that really “can serve as relief for the neighbors ”during their walks, confirming that the great parks of the city will remain closed. “The council’s criteria is that of maximum prudence. We are going to slow down to normalcy because the steps we take have to be safe. ”
The parks that are still closed
So, since this Friday, the people of Madrid they will find the small parks in their neighborhoods already open and without the tapes of forbidden surrounding them. The ones that will remain closed and which will not be able to enter for now are the large green areas: Retiro, Madrid Río, Casa de Campo, Fuente del Berro, Capricho, Quinta de los Molinos, Sabatini, Torres Arias, Juan Carlos I, Juan Pablo II, Nurseries of Casa de Campo, Nurseries Stoves, Rosaleda, Valdebebas, Finca Tres Cantos, West, East and Dehesa de la Villa .
According to Villacís, the keynote that the council will follow is the maxim that says “dress me slowly, I’m in a hurry” to remember that the large green spaces will open sooner if the citizens demonstrate that they comply with the safety distances and that it avoids crowds even inside the parks. Now, what will remain closed will be the recreational play areas within those parks, also those of the districts.
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Which streets will be pedestrian
Starting this Saturday and during every weekend (Saturdays and Sundays) in addition to holidays, Madrid will make pedestrian more than 19 kilometers from the capital of the 21 districts. And it will do so in wide time bands: from 8 in the morning to two in the afternoon and from four to ten at night. Public transport services will be diverted to make their routes without preventing pedestrianization and the parking band will be maintained. Specifically, these 28 streets will become pedestrian:
- The imperial walk, from the Francisco Morano square to the Ronda de Segovia.
- The Cascorro square
- The main Street
- The Paseo del Prado, from the Carlos V roundabout to Cibeles
- Fuencarral, from Quevedo to Bilbao
- Menendez Pelayo, in the section that goes from O’Donnell to Mariano de Cavia
- The goya street (from Alcalá to Doctor Esquerdo)
- Castilian in two sections. The first from Goya to Emilio Castelar and the second from Concha Espina to the Plaza de Cuzco
- The Asturias Avenue, from Vía Límite to plaza de Castilla
- Bravo Murillo, from Ríos Rosas to Cea Bermúdez
- López de Hoyos, from the road from Canillejas to Gran Vía de Hortaleza
- Plaza Hermanos Falcó y Álvarez (main square of Barajas)
- Santander street (from Philippine Islands to San Francisco de Sales)
- Via Carpetana, from Caramuel to the Quince de Mayo promenade
- Valmojado street, in Aluche, from Seseña to Maqueda
- Candilejas Street, from Diligence to Javier de Miguel
- Arcentales Avenue, from Miguel Yuste to Institución Libre de Enseñanza
- Carrantona Fountain, from Hacienda de Pavones to Arroyo Fontarrón
- Gunners Walk, from Vicalvarada to San Cipriano
- Alberto Palacios Walk (from plaza de Ágata to Oasis)
- Francisco Largo Caballero, from Avenida de Daroca to Institución Libre de Enseñanza
- Sierra Gorda, from Gavia Seca to Enrique García Álvarez
- Manuel Noya (from Marcelo Usera to San Nicomedes)
- Monforte de Lemos (from Avenida de Betanzos to Ginzo de Limia)
- Quintana (from Princess to Pintor Rosales)
- The Antonio Antoraz street complete
- Street lagoon, from Oca to Vía Carpetana
- Arturo Soria (the section from Josefa Valcárcel to Alcalá)
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