Church of 8 Wheels

The Church of 8 Wheels, in San Francisco

The Church of 8 Wheels is a roller-skating rink installed in a former church of San Francisco. The San Francisco audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this unusual and festive place, become a temple of roller skating.

A church become a temple of roller skating

The Church of 8 Wheels occupies a former Catholic church of San Francisco, deconsecrated as a place of worship. Under its high vaults and in a colourful atmosphere, it today hosts a roller disco rink where beginner and confirmed skaters move to the rhythm of the music, in the pure tradition of Californian roller skating. A festive and good-natured place, animated by local figures of roller culture, it is an original symbol of the free and joyful spirit of San Francisco.

What to see

Here you discover the roller disco rink installed under the high vaults of the former church, in a festive and colourful atmosphere, to the rhythm of the music. The Church of 8 Wheels is an unusual place, a symbol of the free spirit of San Francisco. It is an original stop, to be discovered in the heart of the city.

Practical information

The Church of 8 Wheels lies in the Fillmore district, in San Francisco, reachable on foot and by public transport. It is a leisure place that follows its own hours and access conditions, which vary with the programme. It is best to check the agenda before coming.

What is the Church of 8 Wheels?

A roller disco rink installed in a former deconsecrated church of San Francisco, a festive and unusual place dedicated to roller skating.

Where is the Church of 8 Wheels?

In the Fillmore district, in San Francisco, in California.