Ice rinks

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.

Winter fun with ice skating, Bavarian curling and ice hockey

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

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.

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 atmosphere at the Dolder Ice Complex is unique: surrounded by wooded countryside, this 6,000 square meter ice rink - the biggest artificial ice rink in Switzerland - is a quiet and relaxing place.

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.

Spend an active winter afternoon at Laufen Ice Rink. Whether you’re into ice skating, curling or ice hockey, you’ll find the ice rink offers a range of activities for both young and old.

Ice skating directly on Lake Lucerne. During the winter months this is possible on the terrace of the Seehotel Pilatus in Hergiswil

Natural ice rink in the centre of Davos Dorf.

When it is especially cold in winter but there is no rain, frozen Lake Hinterstocken on the Stockhorn is used as an ice rink, which makes a trip to the Stockhorn with its panoramic platform a really special treat.

A unique atmosphere in an idyllic setting. The open-air ice rink in Gryon welcomes you from mid-December to the end of March.

Dort Eislaufen, wo sonst Profis trainieren und Matches spielen: So möglich in der Ilfishalle der SCL Tigers in Langnau.

Das Natureisfeld Tschiertschen mit wunderbarem Ausblick aufs Schanfigg

What better way to spend a day than open-air ice skating? When nature is covered in its white blanket of snow, escape from the hustle and bustle of the towns, and have fun ice skating with your friends and family.

Der Sportplatz Lenzerheide verwandelt sich in diesem Winter zum Eisfeld Lenzerheide. Mitten im Dorfzentrum von Lenzerheide lockt es Gross und Klein, in die winterliche Eislandschaft einzutauchen.

Plenty of fun and fresh air is guaranteed at Les Paccots ice rink from October to March!

The natural ice field is located in the middle of the village of Sils i. D. at 680 m above sea level.

Die Kunsteisbahn in La Nars bietet Eissportliebhabern eine optimale Fläche. Auf dem Eisfeld kann man ebenfalls traditionelle und urtümliche Wintersportarten spielen, wie Curling und Eisstockschiessen.

The brand new ice rink at St-Imier opened its doors in October 2018 and offers the perfect infrastucture for the general public and sports enthusiasts.

Der Natureisplatz in Müstair ist für Gäste und Einheimische zugänglich. Die Benützung ist kostenlos. Parkplätze und Garderobe. Die Öffnungszeiten des Eisplatzes sind witterungsabhängig.

Skating in the heart of Geneva. Parc des Bastions has an ice rink that is perfect for couples, children and families alike – in other words: anyone who loves the thrill of skating on ice. What’s more, it’s free!

This superb indoor curling hall is just next to the Café d'Ycoor.

Do a few laps on the ice field and enjoy the magnificent mountain panorama of the Lower Engadine.

An artificial ice rink whose motto is “tutti in pista” or “everyone on the ice”.