NUM maps 11 skate parks in Paris and the western suburbs, and which one has a roof, the question that matters from October to April.
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Paris gets frequent light rain from autumn to spring, and wet concrete is unskateable, so the one covered municipal option, Espace Glisse Paris 18, carries more weight than any outdoor park on the list. It runs timetabled sessions, often with separate slots for younger skaters, and a helmet is expected, so check the week's schedule before crossing the city. The outdoor parks are free and open access, but they are public gardens with gates and hours. The full list below also takes in a few non-skate rows that share the category.
Espace Glisse Paris 18 for a covered session, Skatepark de Bercy for a central outdoor park, and Skatepark Bowl de La Muette for bowl riding.
Yes, Espace Glisse Paris 18, a municipal covered skate hall in the 18th arrondissement with timetabled sessions.
NUM's directory maps 11 skate parks in Paris and the nearby suburbs, including Puteaux, Courbevoie and Asnières.
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