Almost every district in Berlin offers the possibility to go skateboarding or inlineskating. All the Skaterparks named here either have Ramps or Pipes. This is a diverse selection of the biggest thus more centrally situated tracks and parks.

Inline-skate and skateboard complexes
Skatehalle-Berlin Revaler Straße 99, Friedrichshain	Warschauer Straße	half pipe, street parcour incl. corner ramp, bank hips, London gap with rail and more
Bolzplatz Schreinerstraße Schreinerstraße 44, Friedrichshain	Samariterstraße 195	mini ramp, half pipe, quarter pipe
Skateplatz Liberty Park Senftenberger Straße/Kastanienallee, Hellersdorf	Hellersdorf	big skating park with half pipe, mini ramp, street course and BMX course
Mellowpark Friedrichshagener Straße 11-12, Köpenick	Köpenick	banks, jumpbox, quarters and spines
Skateplatz Rostocker Straße Egon-Erwin-Kisch-/Rostocker Straße, Hohenschönhausen	Wartenberg	three concrete driving pools
Skateplatz am Friedrichshain Am Friedrichshain, Friedrichshain	Greifswalder Straße	double ramp, mini ramp
Skateplatz Neues Ufer Neues Ufer 6, Tiergarten	Beusselstraße Mierendorffplatz	big mini ramp, big fun box with curbs

Shops and Inline-Rental
California Boarding Emser Straße 45, Wilmersdorf	Fehrbelliner Platz
Inline Point Brüggemannstraße 3, Schönbeberg	Priesterweg
Roadworx Motzstrasse 91, Schöneberg	Güntzelstraße
Ski-Shop Charlottenburg Schustehrusstr. 1, Charlottenburg	Richard-Wagner Platz
Strawberry Handels GmbH Emser Straße 45, Wilmersdorf	Fehrbelliner Platz

Our suggestion for a 5-7 km long route along the most interesting sights of Berlin:
Brandenburger Tor, Reichstag, Bundeskanzleramt, Regierungsviertel, Schloss Bellevue, Bundespräsidialamt, Siegessäule , Straße des 17. Juni, Ehrendenkmal der ehemaligen Sowjetunion.

We start at Brandenburger Tor. At Platz des 18. März we cross the border between Mitte and Tiergarten and see the green Tiergarten with the Siegessäule in the distance. The route begins in northern direction on the asphalted bicycle lane to the Reichstag , which dome - an attraction for ten-thousands of visitors - is already in sight. In front of the Reichstag's building, we turn left into Scheidemannstraße, then after 400 metres turn right into H.-v.-Gagern-Straße and role comfortably on the tared ground. On the left side we can take a look at the new Kanzleramt, on the right side at the the government quarter with the Paul-Löbe building, Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders building and the swiss embassy. Then the route takes us over Moltke bridge to Washingtonplatz and from there on the bicyle lane of the street Alt-Moabit. At the intersection Alt-Moabit/Paulstraße we cross the street and turn left into Paulstraße. After a few minutes rolling, after crossing the city train bridge, Schloss Bellevue and Bundespräsidialamt appear.

Finally we skate along Spreeweg to the Siegessäule and Straße des 17. Juni. For those who are tired the shorter route is recommedable: turn left into Straße des 17. Juni and skate straight until Brandenburger Tor. On the left side the "Memorial of the Soviet Union" can be seen.

The longer route leads along Straße des 17. Juni until Ernst-Reuter-Platz, on the right side the Technical University, where an interesting flea market takes place at the weekend. On Ernst-Reuter-Platz we turn around and skate back to Brandenburger Tor.
(about 3km)

Missing real rocks in the city, more and more climbing halls are turning up in Berlin. The newest and currently biggest one in Europe is the "Magic Mountain".

Climbing facilities
Magic Mountain Böttgerstraße 20- 26, Wedding	Gesundbrunnen
Kletterhalle am Hüttenweg Hüttenweg 43, Zehlendorf	Oskar-Helene-Heim
T-Hall Thiemannstraße 1, Neukölln	Sonnenallee
Boulderworx Berliner Straße 46, Wilmersdorf	Blissestraße

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