Top Skateboarding in Germany

My advice is to bring your own board and helmet. They do have rentals, but it's way more comfortable to use gear you're used to.

I recommend hitting the park early in the morning, around 9 AM, before the crowds show up. It's way easier to find your groove without all the chaos around.

if you're planning to grab a bite, check out the little café onsite. it's not fancy, but their prices are decent and the coffee really helps boost your energy for skating.

I recommend checking their schedule online before you go. Sometimes they have events that can make the place super crowded or, on the flip side, totally empty.

Don't skip the viewing area on the upper deck. It's a perfect spot to chill and enjoy watching others skate, especially if you're needing a break

Check the weather before you head there; the ramps can get slick if it rains, and you don't want to waste time waiting for them to dry. I went on a rainy day and it was a bummer!

if you're a beginner, try to go on weekdays around 3 pm when it's less crowded. i had way more space to practice without feeling rushed by more experienced skaters