Kulturfabrikken

About Kulturfabrikken

Kulturfabrikken, located at Industrivej 10 in Nykøbing, Denmark, is a premier indoor skatepark that welcomes skateboarders of all skill levels. This vibrant skatepark is currently open and offers an exciting environment for both beginners and seasoned skaters looking for a challenge. Designed with c

Overview

Features & Obstacles

Kulturfabrikken boasts a diverse array of obstacles and features that cater to all types of skaters. The park includes banks, a sizable bowl, euro gaps, flatbars, handrails, ledges, manual pads, mini vert ramps, practice rails, pyramids, quarterpipes, and stairsets. This variety ensures that every skater can find something that suits their style and skill level. Whether you're looking to perfect your grind on a flatbar or tackle a challenging wallride, Kulturfabrikken has it all.

The park’s asphalt surface provides an excellent riding experience, while the well-thought-out layout encourages skaters to push their limits and explore new tricks. With ample lighting and seating areas, skaters can enjoy long sessions without feeling cramped. Additionally, the availability of food and drinks on-site makes it easy to refuel during breaks. Membership options and convenient parking facilities are also available, ensuring a hassle-free visit.

Location & Getting There

Kulturfabrikken is conveniently situated at Industrivej 10, 4800 Nykøbing, making it easily accessible for locals and visitors alike. The park is well-connected by public transportation and offers ample parking for those driving. Whether you're a local skater or traveling from afar, getting to Kulturfabrikken is straightforward.

Tips for Visitors

When planning your visit to Kulturfabrikken, it’s good to keep a few things in mind. The skatepark is open on weekends, and you can also visit by appointment during the week. If you’re new to skating or want to try out the park, it’s worth noting that while some obstacles may seem intimidating, there are also more traditional features available that can help you ease into your session.

If you don’t have your own skateboard, you can rent one for a small fee. While safety gear rentals are not currently available, it’s advisable to bring your own protective equipment. Make sure to check for upcoming events and competitions, as these can provide an exciting atmosphere and a chance to see some high-level skating. Overall, Kulturfabrikken is a must-visit for anyone passionate about skateboarding in Denmark.

Reviews(3)

Mikkel Tschentscher

May 1, 2017

Super cool skatepark. Highly recommended for anyone passing by.

Mads larsen

October 12, 2016

I think it's an awesome skate park. I love riding my scooter there.

Sebastian Lee Banks

January 20, 2014

My career on rollerblades started here, and in my eyes, the hall is perfect. However, it can be a challenging hall when you're a beginner, but you quickly get to know the layout since the "lines" are somewhat predetermined. The skate hall is best suited for skateboards and rollerblades, but everyone is welcome. The surface is very smooth asphalt and is very pleasant to skate on. There is a bowl, jump box – quarter on one side and bank on the other – with an accompanying curb cut, spine, roll-in, wall ride with drop-in, 2 handrails, euro gap, stairs, a portable pyramid box, practice box, and other small practice obstacles. The hall is both easy to skate but also difficult to skate. Easy if you're experienced or very skilled. Difficult because the hall is very specific, and creativity requires you to be experienced and very skilled. It's also tough for beginners since the hall doesn't really have much for them. You just have to dive in. – Still, I give the hall 5 stars for location (it's a 5-7 minute walk from the station, and Rema1000 is a 2-minute walk from the hall), the surface is smooth and solid asphalt (very good to skate on), and the quality of the hall is top-notch... about 🙂