Jarmers Plads

About Jarmers Plads

Overview

Welcome to Jarmers Plads, a vibrant outdoor skatepark located in the heart of København S, Denmark. Situated at Jarmers Plads, 1551, this urban space is a beloved gathering spot for skateboarders, BMX riders, inline skaters, and scooter enthusiasts alike. Known for its community atmosphere and accessibility, Jarmers Plads is often regarded as a hidden gem among the many skateparks in Copenhagen. With its diverse range of obstacles and ample space for tricks, it provides an excellent setting for both beginners and seasoned skaters.

Features & Obstacles

Jarmers Plads boasts a variety of features that cater to different skating styles. The park is primarily composed of concrete and tile surfaces, ensuring a smooth ride for all users. Key obstacles include ledges and curbs, perfect for grinding and executing flatground tricks. The layout allows skaters to hone their skills while also offering opportunities for creativity and expression. Whether you’re practicing your ollies or trying out new grind variations, the park's setup is sure to keep you engaged.

In addition to the skating obstacles, visitors can enjoy seating areas where they can relax and socialize between sessions. For those looking to refuel, convenient food and drink options are nearby, making it easy to grab a snack or drink after a long day of skating.

Location & Getting There

Jarmers Plads is conveniently located near Nørreport station, making it easily accessible for skaters traveling by public transportation. Its central position in the bustling city ensures that it is a lively spot, often filled with fellow skaters and onlookers alike. The park is situated on the corner of a busy street, providing ample visibility and a vibrant atmosphere for show-offs looking to impress passersby.

Tips for Visitors

When visiting Jarmers Plads, it’s a good idea to arrive early to secure your spot, especially on weekends when the park tends to get busy. Be mindful of the traffic, as the park is located on a corner with significant street activity. The nearby Netto supermarket is an excellent place to stock up on refreshments before or after your skate session. Remember to bring your gear and stay hydrated while enjoying the park's features. Jarmers Plads is also known for hosting events like "Jarmers in Pyjamas," organized by Streetmachine, so keep an eye out for upcoming gatherings that celebrate the local skating community. Whether you're looking for a quick session or a longer practice, Jarmers Plads is the perfect destination for skaters in Copenhagen.

Reviews(5)

Christian

June 21, 2014

It's going to be so cool, but isn't there going to be a U ramp (because I couldn't see one on the map)? Still, everything down there was old and worn out except for the rails. It's going to be great for scooters, BMX, skateboards, and rollerblades.

Oscar

April 22, 2014

If they are going to renovate Jägers, they should really still have the same kind of mini ramp made of wood. It can really get boring if everything is just concrete. Plus, the old mini was super dope.

Jon

March 6, 2014

It has been said many times that they would make changes two years ago at Jägers, but that has never happened. The ramps are the same, they are mega broken, so I think it's just a rumor.

Nicklas

January 22, 2014

A humble opinion from a fellow blader: This is a very nice spot, especially during summer, for both beginners and advanced skaters. The curbs are very smooth and a pure pleasure to grind. They are short which I like, as grinding them from start to finish is easy. They have a good height for bladers as they aren’t too high or too low, making them easy and non-exhausting to skate. The serial placement of the curbs (relative to each other) also enables the possibility of putting together some sweet lines. Another plus is that the spot is located in the center of Copenhagen, placing that Snickers you’re craving just around the corner. One downside may be the surface. It’s made of rectangular concrete plates that are put together. This creates a little space of approximately 1 centimeter between where the plates meet. This can be a little annoying when you do your run-ups as your wheels can get stuck.

Mikkel Tschentscher

January 10, 2014

It's going to be awesome! Another concrete area to have fun in this summer! Big thumbs up!