Ice rinks

In winter, the municipality of Lutry constructs a 360m2 ice rink in the idyllic setting of Grand-Pont.

The covered ice rink in Martigny was the first artificial ice rink in the Valais region. It was built in 1955, and has undergone a number of renovations since then.

Located directly on the lake shore, the Vevey ice rink provides a 600 m2 ice surface in the city centre. The rink is open from November to March and enables all ages to enjoy a range of outdoor leisure activities.

For a number of years, every autumn and winter, an outdoor seasonal ice rink has been constructed in Parc des Bastions. This is an opportunity to skate in the heart of Geneva, near the Reformation Monument.

There is an artificial ice rink for different ice sports, such as figure skating and ice hockey.

The 1,124m2 (45m x 45m) ice rink is used for a wide range of purposes and is in an extremely attractive setting. Activities on offer include ice skating, ice hockey and Bavarian curling.

The facilities at Tramelan ice rink cater to ice skaters of all abilities, families and groups of friends.

This 300 m2 ice rink in the Montreux market hall may be used free of charge and is open from early January to mid-April.

Take a turn on the natural ice field Guarda, in the original Lower Engadine mountain village, on a sunny plateau, high above the valley.

Winter fun with ice skating, Bavarian curling and ice hockey

In an ideal location on the edge of the lake and just a few steps from the train station, the covered ice rink in Yverdon-les-Bains is open to ice skaters and ice hockey fans from September to May.

The covered ice rink invites you to practise hockey, figure skating, curling or even ice karting.

The hamlet Zumoberhaus has its very own natural ice rink that is created and maintained every year by the local ice skating club.

Do a few laps on the ice rink in Lavin and enjoy the flair of a typical Lower Engadine village.

The most romantic natural ice rink in the Canton of Uri. Both young and old can glide silently across the ice in the heart of the snow-covered landscape of the Schächen valley.

The natural ice field on the Patrutgsee in Oberurmein is situated at 1,609 m above sea level. Children and adults can let off steam while skating.

Ice skaters can enjoy skating on the ice with their family, in the heart of the historical town of Yverdon-les-Bains.

In winter, the pond near Aadorf transforms into a natural ice rink.

Natural skating rink open from December to at the end of February according to weather conditions'

Once temperatures drop sufficiently, Gaiserau sports ground transforms into a natural ice rink, which is great fun for young and old.

Enjoy skating at La Glâne regional ice rink from October to March.

Schlucher-Treff ice rink is a great place to do a spot of leisurely skating, Bavarian curling or ice hockey. The ice rink is right at the entrance to Malbun

Ice lovers can indulge in their favourite sports in summer and winter. 

Curling has a long-standing tradition in the city of St. Gallen and the surrounding area. The new curling hall is one of the most modern halls in Switzerland.

The Brugg-Windisch Campus of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland is transformed into a magical winter landscape featuring a large ice rink and cosy chalet from the end of November to mid-January.

The iischi arena is a meeting place for visitors and locals in Brig-Glis. The modern ice sports centre offers plenty of space for people to indulge in all kinds of sports and leisure activities.

Pay a visit to the artificial ice rink in the town centre of Thun from the end of September to the end of March.