Best ice skating places in Stockholm

If you’re in the mood for the winter’s coolest skating experience, you should head to Djurgården and Scandinavia’s largest adventure park on ice, Scandinavian Ice Adventure. You can find Stockholm’s newly opened meeting place on ice in the park outside the Maritime Museum (Sjöhistoriska), and here both kids and grownups can have fun on skates. You’ll find adventures and experiences for everyone, whether you have never tried skating before, are an old hockey star, or are an aspiring figure skater.

Scandinavian Ice Adventure consists of several ice areas connected by a cozy ice-covered skateway, where you can try out different skating activities. There’s Ice cross, an ice rink with a slope, sharp curves, and other fun challenges for those of you who are skating aces. The children (and of course also the adults) can go on an exciting ride in the Skating Carousel. For those of you who are on a skating date, Love Lane is the given choice with a romantic theme in both music, light, and the ice design. If you have brought your friends or colleagues, you can book the Pond Hockey field and play a friendlier variant of ice hockey without slapshots and tackles. And if you’re lucky, there’s a skating disco on the agenda – the perfect opportunity to show off your best dance moves on the ice. Should you get tired of skating, you can also try Eisstock, a sport that can be described as a combination of curling and boules.

After the ice skating, you and your company can visit the restaurant After Skate Kitchen and Bar, which offers good food prepared from quality Swedish ingredients. Open every day between 10 am – 10 pm from the end of November to the middle of March. You can buy tickets online or directly on site.

Zinkensdamms IP, often called Zinken, is located in Södermalm at Zinkensdamm and has a big bandy rink that’s open for the public. Bring your family or friends, tie your skates, and enjoy gliding on the ice.

Vasaparken in Vasastan offers an ice rink of 60 x 43 meters and it’s open to everyone that wants to skate. Unfortunately there’s no skates for rent so you need to bring your own blades. Vasaparken ice rink is open between 8 am and 9 pm on weekdays and 10 am and 9 pm on weekends. Playing with sticks is allowed in the evenings between 7 pm and 9 pm every day.