Take your skateboarding to the next level at Berlin’s only indoor skatepark. The Fortgeschritten Blockkurs over four Sundays trains advanced tricks in a dynamic urban setting.
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Difficulty
challenging
Duration
1.5 hours per session, four consecutive Sundays
Fitness Level
Good physical conditioning with balance and coordination is recommended to manage advanced tricks and falls.
Wildlife
History
Skatehalle Berlin has served as the city’s only covered skatepark since its founding, supporting the skateboarding subculture with inclusive programs.
Conservation
The venue emphasizes sustainable practices by using energy-efficient lighting and promoting waste reduction during events.
Skatehalle Berlin
Take your skateboarding to the next level at Berlin’s only indoor skatepark. The Fortgeschritten Blockkurs over four Sundays trains advanced tricks in a dynamic urban setting.
Skatehalle Berlin is Berlin’s only indoor skate park, based in Berlin, offering a comprehensive program of skate sessions, courses, and cultural projects across a 1,200 m² street area, park, bowl and outdoor space. The venue operates 363 days a year and hosts organized experiences including Mini‑Kids Blockkurs, Board Buddy Kurs, After Work Skate Session by Drop In Sport e.V., FLINTA* Slot, Geburtstag packages, Privattraining, Skate Slot sessions with BMX, Drop In Sport e.V. Vereinssession and 1. Berliner Skateboardverein sessions.
Expert trainers lead structured courses and private lessons designed for children, beginners, returners and experienced skaters. Programs such as the Mini-Kids Blockkurs and Board Buddy Kurs emphasize safety, progressive skill building and confidence in a supervised indoor environment. The After Work Skate Session and members’ sessions provide adult-focused skating opportunities, while FLINTA* sessions create dedicated times for marginalised genders to skate comfortably.
On-site amenities include gear rental, a café, cinema space and an outdoor bar, supporting extended visits and cultural events. Birthday packages offer two hours of guided skating with a dedicated table area and the option to bring cake. Drop In Sport e.V. collaborations and 1. BSV sessions underline ties to local clubs and community organizations.
Skatehalle Berlin’s layout and staffed programs make it suitable for family visits, lessons, club sessions and independent practice. Clear scheduling, trained instructors and on-site equipment support make the venue a practical choice for people seeking indoor skateboarding experiences in Berlin. Visitors can rent protective gear and boards on-site; suitable for beginners through advanced skaters.
Indoor Park Size
1,200 m²
Large year-round skating area
Open Days
363 days/year
Almost year-round accessibility
Programs Offered
10 experiences
Courses, sessions, parties and more
On-site Amenities
Café, cinema, rentals
Food, film and gear hire available
Check the schedule and book Mini‑Kids courses, private training, birthday slots or drop-in sessions today.
Bring your own skate shoes
Wear durable skate shoes with grippy soles to improve control and protect your feet during intense sessions.
Arrive early for warm-up
Give yourself time to stretch and warm your muscles before the course starts to prevent injury.
Rent protective gear if needed
Use the onsite rental service for helmets and pads if you don’t have your own to ensure safety while learning new tricks.
Respect the community rules
Observe safety guidelines and courteous behavior in the skatepark to maintain a safe and positive atmosphere for all skaters.
Skateboard
A personal board ensures comfort and confidence when practicing tricks.
Helmet
Protective gear reduces injury risk during falls and is mandatory for participation.
Knee and elbow pads
Pads provide cushioning for joints and encourage risk-free learning.
Skate shoes
Dedicated footwear improves grip and board control.