Roller Skating Tour at SNFCC – May 1st

 Roller Skating Tour at SNFCC – May 1st

Hermes Rollerskate is organizing another guided roller skating tour at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) on May 1st, offering a unique experience of exercise and fun for both children and adults.

 

This activity is designed for all levels, with participants divided into beginner and advanced groups, ensuring safety, proper guidance, and continuous skill development.

 

 Schedule

 

  • 10:00 – 10:15: Meeting point at Café Canal
  • 10:30: Start
  • 11:30 – 12:00: Finish (depending on group flow)

 

Advanced Route

 

Participants who joined last year’s tour or belong to an advanced level will follow a more demanding route:

 

  • Full loop around the SNFCC
  • Crossing the bridge towards Plateia Nerou
  • Direction towards Kallithea Marina
  • Return to the starting point
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This route enhances endurance, control, and adaptability to different skating environments.

 

Beginner Route

 

Beginner participants will follow a fully accessible and safe route:

 

  • Around the canal
  • SNFCC cycling path
  • Controlled practice on the downhill section of the bridge (SNFCC side)

 

The goal is to build confidence, familiarize participants with the environment, and improve fundamental skating skills.

 

 Purpose of the Tour

 

This organized activity is more than just a ride—it is part of the educational philosophy of Hermes Rollerskate:

 

  • Developing autonomy in skating
  • Improving spatial awareness and orientation
  • Encouraging social interaction through group activity
  • Familiarization with safe urban infrastructure
  • Preparation for longer rides and international skating experiences

 

Participation

 

  • Hermes Rollerskate students:
    ✔️ 1 session will be deducted from their package
  • Guest participants:
    ✔️ Participation fee: €10
    ✔️ Payment via IRIS to Tax ID: 164455490
    ✔️ Reference: Full Name & Niarchos Ride

 

Why Join

 

Participating in organized skating tours is an essential part of progressing in roller skating. Through real-life conditions, skaters apply what they learn during lessons, building confidence, independence, and practical experience.

 

Note

 

Parents are welcome to follow the group using a bicycle, e-scooter, roller skates, or skateboard, as long as they do not interfere with the flow of the session.