Where to practice an individual sport Marseille 10th 13010

Here's a great urban skating area open to the general public! The Palais Omnisports de Marseille is home to an indoor skatepark and two ice rinks (one Olympic, the other recreational). Skaters, rollerbladers and BMX daredevils can enjoy 20,700^m2 of space, complete with obstacles and play areas. Four areas are available for maximum thrills: a ramp area, a street area, a foam pit and a special area for young riders. Practice is free! To learn the necessary technique and safety rules, or to progress on your own: accompanied by an instructor, you can take introductory lessons from the age of 4. In a group or as a family, you can also discover the thrills of ice karting all year round! Regular evening and weekend entertainment and events. The Palais des Glaces also hosts national and international championships, open to the public. You can also rent equipment on site (scooters, helmets, skateboards, rollerblades, BMX, etc.). In short, it's the ideal place for gliding and thrills! A must-see (or rediscover).

More spectacular, faster and even faster at night (on Fridays), the second largest racecourse in Marseille (after the one in Borély), created over 70 years ago, has more than 13,000 seats. The polytrack track allows higher speeds to be achieved. The racecourse has its flagship race, the Gaston Deferre Prize, which is held in June. Meetings are essentially galloping or mounted trotting races. The restaurant with its panoramic view is ideal for watching the races, very warm, especially since it is possible to bet without having to travel