Num maps 12 skate parks in Barcelona, from the Mar Bella bowls by the beach to the plaza spots that made the city famous among street skaters.
Barcelona is dry for most of the year, so the question here is less about covered parks and more about where skating is allowed. The purpose-built parks are open to all. Plazas and street spots are a different matter: the city's civic behavior ordinance allows fines for skating that damages street furniture or bothers pedestrians, and guards and police do move skaters on. Autumn brings short, heavy storms rather than days of drizzle, so waiting an hour usually works.
Skatepark Mar Bella by the beach is the classic, Skatepark La Marina is a purpose-built alternative away from the center, and Plaza Universitat Skate Spot is the best-known central street spot.
Num's directory maps 12 skate parks and spots in Barcelona and L'Hospitalet, including a couple of duplicates and one shop.
A few indoor facilities exist around the edge of the city, including in L'Hospitalet. Check opening hours and fees ahead, as they are private.
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