Spain lets children play outside for the first time in six weeks

After six weeks stuck at home, Spain's children were being allowed out to run, play or go for a walk as the government eased one of the world's toughest coronavirus lockdowns. Kilian wears a protective face mask as he jumps from a bench after restrictions were partially lifted for children during the COVID-19 outbreak in Igualada, Spain.

Families with their children walk along a boulevard in Barcelona, Spain.

With their scooters, tricycles or in prams, the children accompanied by their parents came out onto largely deserted streets.

Children walk with their parents at promenade of Las Canteras beach after restrictions were partially lifted for children for the first time in six weeks, following the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak on the island of Gran Canaria, Spain.

A child plays a ball on the street near promenade of Las Canteras beach.

Joan plays with his son Jan in Barcelona.

Ines and her sister Mar run ahead of their family in Barcelona.

A woman and two little girls walk their dog in Valencia.

Joan chases his daughters Ines and Mar as they play in the street in Barcelona.

A woman jumps rope with a girl in Valencia.

A little child rides a balance trike in a park in Seville.

A young girl exercises beside a man in a park in Seville.

A child plays footbal with his father at Can Pere Antoni Beach in Palma de Mallorca.

Ines plays with her sister Mar in the street in Barcelona.

A father plays with his child at Can Pere Antoni Beach in Palma de Mallorca.

A family go for a walk taking their hands along a street of the old city in Pamplona.

Jose pushes her son Pol's stroller as she walks with her family in Barcelona.

A father accompanies his children at Can Pere Antoni Beach in Palma de Mallorca.