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Castelldefels begins work to expand and improve its municipal Skatepark
In the coming days, Castelldefels will give the green light to the long-awaited works to expand and improve the municipal Skatepark, located on the Can Rabadà promenade.
With an investment of nearly €700,000, co-financed by the Diputación de Barcelona, the project will completely transform this space in just two months of work.
The aim is clear: to modernise the facilities, expand the practice area, and revitalise the surroundings to make it a benchmark for urban sports in the metropolitan area.
The renovation includes the refurbishment of ramps and curves, the creation of new access points and obstacles, and a completely new design that will feature ramps, quarters, skate run, pump-bump, boxes, and a new-generation bowl. Basic infrastructure will also be improved—rainwater drainage, lighting, and urban furniture—and new trees will be planted to provide shade and comfort to the area.
With this initiative, the City Council aims to boost the social and sporting life of the municipality, offering young people and enthusiasts a more modern, sustainable, and vibrant Skatepark, ready to welcome both local riders and new generations of skaters.