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Skateparks nestled in green spaces, 100% street spots, or playgrounds bristling with XXL ramps: Paris offers free, open-access spaces for unlimited riding. Skateboard, BMX, or scooter: the asphalt awaits you!
Map of skateparks available in Paris
The most hypnotic
It is a well-known spot for fans of
skateboarding. The bowl at Porte d'Italie (13th arrondissement) has been given a new lease of life. Designed by
Austrian artist Peter Kogler in 2006, the skatepark's new design
replaces the original world map. Formed of concentric black and white circles,
it gives the illusion of blending into the ground: impossible
to miss!
Square Robert Bajac
1 boulevard Kellermann
75013 PARIS
Complément d'adresse
Accès : avenue de la Porte d'Italie, boulevard Kellermann, rue du Docteur Bourneville
Crédit photo :
François Grunberg
The most technical
In addition to its lawns, which are open to the public, this square features a sloped quarter pipe, a curved ramp, a straight rail, a slanted rail, and a fun box. Perfect for acrobatics enthusiasts.
The most inclusive
Martin Luther King Park (17th arrondissement)
welcomes beginners and experienced scooter, skateboard, and rollerblade riders all year round.
It has everything you need to glide at full speed:
curves, ramps, slides, and concrete waves… All on
a smooth surface.
Parc Clichy Batignolles Martin Luther King
147 rue Cardinet
75017 PARIS
Complément d'adresse
Accès rue Cardinet, rue Bernard-Buffet, rue Gilbert-Cesbron, allée Colette-Heilbronner
Crédit photo :
©Laurie Doually/Ville de Paris
The coolest
This garden, renowned for its tranquility and
its 300-square-meter pond, is equipped with a slide bar, a jump, and even
a double jump. An added bonus: after a good session of sliding, you can
treat yourself to a game of foosball.
Square Claude Bernard
176 boulevard Macdonald, 4 rue Jacques Duchesne
75019 PARIS
Complément d'adresse
Accès : boulevard Mac Donald, rue Jacques-Duchesne, rue Emile-Bollaert, rue Lounès-Matoub.
The most plant-based
The roller park in Square Séverine (20th arrondissement)
unrolls its carpet on a 350-square-meter grassy area. Slightly
sloping, it has three modules. Convenient during rush hour, as everything
seems to naturally fall into place by level: beginner, intermediate, and
advanced.
The most central
Just a stone's throw from the Bourse, it is the
first of its kind to be installed on a public road. Rue Cladel (Paris
Center), exclusively pedestrianized and lined with Haussmann-style buildings, welcomes
sliding enthusiasts. The 60-meter-long track, recognizable by its
green color, is open to all riders.
The most popular
Place de la République is one of the
largest pedestrian esplanades in Paris. Its central location and
area of 3.4 hectares make it a very popular spot. Ramps and
pyramids allow you to show off your skills on a flat, smooth surface.
Successful kickflip on the diamond spot at République.
Crédit photo :
Alban Carriot / Ville de Paris
The most urban
The spot covers an area of
260 square meters and is right next to a basketball court. The concrete floor is
easy to ride on and consists of a quarter pipe, a kink rail (flat and downhill),
a curb, and inclined planes.
The smallest
Opened in 2019, the Charonne skatepark (11th arrondissement) has plenty to offer! The modules are technical,
some very original, and above all very small, which was essential given
the size of the area. Special mention goes to the white, black, and blue colors,
which give it a modern look.
The most anticipated
A must-visit spot for board sports in
Paris, the Bercy skatepark (12th arrondissement) began its transformation in November 2025
with the launch of restructuring work. The project will modernize this iconic urban sports venue
and make it more sustainable. Reopening is scheduled for summer 2026.
The largest
This spot covers an area of
1,300 square meters. The modules are suitable for beginners due to
their small size and ease of use, and are technical enough for more
experienced riders. The area is reserved for skateboarding and rollerblading.
BMX bikes and scooters are not allowed, as everything is made of wood.
The most acrobatic
Located at the edge of the Bois de Boulogne
(16th arrondissement), the Muette skate park—with a
total area of 750 square meters—is home to one of the
largest bowls in the capital. All four urban sports can be practiced here:
rollerblading, skateboarding, BMX, and scootering. The facilities
allow riders to perform high-flying tricks.
Crédit photo :
©Gerard Sanz/Ville de Paris
The most enlightened
This is the place to be for all kinds of sports
–
rollerblading, skateboarding, BMX, and even scooters – with 3,200 square meters of space to enjoy! EGP18 (18th arrondissement) is the largest
indoor concrete skatepark in France and has two areas
for beginners and experts. In short, it's one of the top spots in Paris for
riding enthusiasts.
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Espace de glisse parisien 18e (EGP 18)
54, boulevard Ney
75018 PARIS
Complément d'adresse
Entrée par l'impasse Charles Hermite
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